É verdade. A direita nacional distribui o epíteto de extrema-esquerda sem ter qualquer conceito por trás. Acha que soa mal e portanto atira com ele. Até do António Costa tentam fazer um extremista de esquerda. Por exemplo, o PCP não se considera de extrema esquerda, já o CDS deve achar que o PCP é extrema-esquerda, como é que ficamos? E ainda ofende-se, o CDS, se forem apelidados de extrema-direita, coisa que aliás o PCP não faz porque tem algum cuidado conceptual.
São de extrema-esquerda sim senhor citando o Ministro Varoufakis “Whatever our partners think about our being from the radical left, we’re serious about reform, serious about being good Europeans and serious about listening. The only thing we shall not retreat from is our view that the current unenforceable programme [agreed with our creditors] needs to be rethought from scratch,” he said."
Convém não esquecer o quadro geral "Most EU officials believe there is, if Mr Tsipras and Mr Varoufakis tone down their rhetoric and scale back their debt cancellation objectives. There is broad agreement that EU bailout loans to Greece can be paid off over a longer period of time, lowering their net present value. And leaders may be willing to lower the budget surplus targets Athens is required to hit, giving Mr Tsipras some cash to spend on social programmes he has promised. But EU officials are pretty adamant Athens still needs to reform its economy more broadly, so the ball is in Mr Tsipras’ court. Can he present a plan that promises legitimate reforms EU lenders can monitor and enforce? If so, some may be willing to strike a deal. But there is also widespread opposition. Normally, it is a German-led group of northern countries which drive the hard bargain. But now they have support in the south. Spain does not want to see a far-left party succeed when they are under threat at home from a similar party, Podemos. Portugal and Ireland, which successfully implemented rigorous bailouts, do not want to be made out as fools for abiding by the rules when Greece gets to reset them."
É verdade. A direita nacional distribui o epíteto de extrema-esquerda sem ter qualquer conceito por trás. Acha que soa mal e portanto atira com ele. Até do António Costa tentam fazer um extremista de esquerda. Por exemplo, o PCP não se considera de extrema esquerda, já o CDS deve achar que o PCP é extrema-esquerda, como é que ficamos? E ainda ofende-se, o CDS, se forem apelidados de extrema-direita, coisa que aliás o PCP não faz porque tem algum cuidado conceptual.
ResponderEliminarJoão.
esquerda se for de frente, direita se for por trás
ResponderEliminaraté se escreve 'Podemos' com F
sabe melhor que eu o que significa 'synapismós'
o presidente do Euro-grupo virou as costas ao descamisado para uso interno
São de extrema-esquerda sim senhor citando o Ministro Varoufakis “Whatever our partners think about our being from the radical left, we’re serious about reform, serious about being good Europeans and serious about listening. The only thing we shall not retreat from is our view that the current unenforceable programme [agreed with our creditors] needs to be rethought from scratch,” he said."
ResponderEliminarConvém não esquecer o quadro geral "Most EU officials believe there is, if Mr Tsipras and Mr Varoufakis tone down their rhetoric and scale back their debt cancellation objectives. There is broad agreement that EU bailout loans to Greece can be paid off over a longer period of time, lowering their net present value. And leaders may be willing to lower the budget surplus targets Athens is required to hit, giving Mr Tsipras some cash to spend on social programmes he has promised.
But EU officials are pretty adamant Athens still needs to reform its economy more broadly, so the ball is in Mr Tsipras’ court. Can he present a plan that promises legitimate reforms EU lenders can monitor and enforce? If so, some may be willing to strike a deal.
But there is also widespread opposition. Normally, it is a German-led group of northern countries which drive the hard bargain. But now they have support in the south. Spain does not want to see a far-left party succeed when they are under threat at home from a similar party, Podemos. Portugal and Ireland, which successfully implemented rigorous bailouts, do not want to be made out as fools for abiding by the rules when Greece gets to reset them."
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