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Monthly Archives: April 2012
You have to be hopeful, even if there appears to be no hope
There is no denying that a majority of citizens in Europe is unwilling to understand that the European welfare state needs to be considerably reduced if the Euro-zone wants to deal with the global market reality effectively. Continue reading
Please do not choose to live in a fantasy land!
On April 22 and May 6, French voters, will have the chance to decide whether they want to live in a protective fantasy land (Hollande, Le Pen, Mélenchon, Joly) or whether they want to accept the fact that there is no hiding from the hard-knuckled world we are actually living in. Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Economics, EURO crisis, Freedom and Innovation, Labor Law Reform, Politics
Tagged capitalistic existentialism, democracy and finance, EURO crisis, financial speculation, Free Society, Philosophy of Freedom, Political Leadership, Saving the EURO, Social Market economy
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The hypocrites of “El País”
Why doesn’t El País understand that it is largely due to its own relentless resistance to any recent austerity proposal that the markets are now losing faith in Spain’s ability to come to grips with their burgeoning deficit? Continue reading