EU FINANCE ministers are threatening to withhold a €2.8 billion (£2.4bn) wad of bailout cash from Greece for not selling off public assets fast enough....
Conditions demanded by the EU include cutting public spending, deregulating the energy market, raising the price of medicines and putting key assets into a “privatisation fund” outside government control, which would be responsible for selling them.
The fund is due to contain an estimated 70,000 real estate properties, urban transport companies and the water supply, among other assets.Colonizing Greece. The European periphery is next in line.
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Anyone taking bets as to when the EU will become history?
Soon, German and French elections in 2017 will be the beginning of the end. Eurocrats are dead man walking and haven't figured it out yet.
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