- € 60 billion allocated by all EU Member States under Article .122 of the Lisbon Treaty and will be managed by the Commission;
- € 440 billion is the amount of the fund that could be made available in the event a state eurozone is in the same circumstances prevailing in Greece. E 'intergovernmental method adopted by a fund (which did not participate in particular the UK). If necessary will be used through bilateral agreements;
- € 250 billion allocated by the IMF.
The markets are reacting very well. It has injected a healthy dose of confidence. The great
is protagonist, Germany has, however, paid the consequences of this European effort.
Angela Merkel's party has in fact been defeated in regional elections in North Rhine-Westphalia. Once again citizens are unable to digest the necessary "solidarity" the European Union.
bad, bad, bad.
Merkel maggiornaza then lost in the federal Senate, this will cause some difficulties for the government.
The United Kingdom will certainly not be free from turmoil in the government. The coalition that seems to loom between Cameron and Clegg will cause sparks.
Two major EU countries are therefore at the mercy of problems not only economic but also political.
Hard times in Europe ...
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