The Wall Street Journal today that Spain and Portugal prefer that Greece
fulfills the demands of the area euro assures or if not that abandons the
region. The newspaper explains that, although one could think that both states
could prefer that the area euro accepts the Greek Government's pulse as long as
a didn't take place 'grexit', as much Spain as Portugal have been positioned in
the line hard of Brussels and they want that the Hellenic country
completes.
Curious article of the Wall Street Journal some days ago the press
economic American alerted of the risks of the crash of Greece and it bolstered
this comment comparing it with the world disaster that I cause the fall of
Lehman Brothers pointing that he allowed to fall because they thought that it
was already a small bank in its moment to counteract this example making notice
that the problem was not the size of the bank but the financial dirt that had
extended for all the other banks of the world.
Something similar it is about to happen in Europe but on the contrary,
that is to say if Greece doesn't give fatigued or defeated, like you and the UE
want it sustains it will happen that of Lehman, it will extend for all Europe
the clear idea that the capitalist economy to the western use, is rotten and
this took to a radical change of political economic and social that are still
worse, to great part of the continent and if this happens it will continue
contaminating to the western world
This is not only a negotiation tactics. Openly, Madrid and Lisbon say
that they hope Greece remains in private in the area euro, but the high
positions in Madrid and Lisbon they have clear that they believe that it would
be better for Greece to abandon the region that to take a risk to the chaos of
breaking the rules of the euro zona", he comments the article of the Wall
Street Journal. Of course, this reflects partly more than to the economy to the
national politics: Madrid and Lisbon are very aware that to grant too much to
Athens it would encourage to their own opposition of radical left.
But at the same time also reflective a growing trust that the economy
thanks to the own efforts mainly from the society of both countries and those
of the euro zona, it is now the sufficiently resistant thing as to support the
economic impact of a Greek crash but they are not it to face a political
victory of clear communist socialist character.
Wall Street Journal says that "the tendency change in the Spanish
economy from the summer of 2013 has been remarkable". in fact, this week
the Government of the PP a little pushed by the fact of having to make campaign
for the next local and autonomous elections it elevated its presage of growth
for this year until 2,9% from 2,4%. And today the National Institute of
Statistic has published that the GDP of the first trimester grew 0,9% in rate inter
quarterly and 2,6% inter yearly. But
the certain thing is that so much in the true, Spanish economy and Portuguese
they suffer still of significant weaknesses. In Spain, the biggest weakness is
the very high stock of financial assets in international investors' hands, what
is equal to 96% of the gross internal product, a legacy of the tide of money
that flowed in the country during the years of the bubble as well as the
unemployment.
The biggest risk in both countries is, therefore, political. The
capacity of recovery of Spain depends on continuing attracting foreign capital
while it increases its exports to reduce its dependence of the loans of the
exterior. The Wall Street Journal explains that until recently, the market was
fearful that the elections foreseen for final of this year could take out to
both countries of the undertaken road. But those fears are going back quickly
for what denominates "the effect Syriza" that at the moment it is
demonstrating that it cannot alter the firm posture of the UE. The question is
the UE he will be able to tolerate the pressure of Greece during a lot of time
or the own disparity of political and of economies in its breast will break the
unit of the euro area.
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