Yes,i was going to post this last night.The IMF now sits behind and checks the Italian govt. Every single move.i think I just read the IMF is in charge of executing Italys austerity program - about the one thing the summit achieved. have I got this wrong? no time now to investigate. As the IMF has no electorate to answer to this will likely get brutal, and bound to lead to lots of street fighting - and from what I can see the Italian police have to be up there as near enough the most brutal in europe. Ugly.
Ms Lagarde told reporters: "The problem that is at stake and that was clearly identified both by the Italian authorities and by its partners is a lack of credibility of the measures that were announced."
The IMF would also provide funds to stimulate Italy's economy under strict conditions, she said.
1840: James Robbins Diplomatic correspondent
in Cannes says the G20 summit pushed Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi into accepting that the IMF should monitor his government's debt reduction programme. "Italy insists it volunteered, but this amounts to a public audit every quarter by the IMF," he says.
Now i have a mandate etc
No vote or yes vote meant the same thing. Argentina told the IMF to fuck off.Where are you getting this stuff from?From what i can tell to vote No Confidence in Greece would be to let the IMF run riot. A good result probably, relatively speaking of course.
Anyone know how the IMF does its slashing thing? Argentina is a famous example in recent times, but I know nothing about the mechanisms by which it applies its will. Does it give directives? Who executes decisions?
here we go!No vote or yes vote meant the same thing. Argentina told the IMF to fuck off.Where are you getting this stuff from?
You've told why it's not worth bothering. Look at at rhe IMF and argentina. Do this yourself.here we go!
Just share what you know. I thought the IMF were responsible for restructuring Argentina. If not, say what happened - without being abusive or cryptic.
Argentian aside teh question is what is the mechanisms by which the IMF applies its will. Does it give directives? Who executes decisions?
And as to the no confidence vote it wouldve left a gaping hole of instability in Greece about the same shape as IMF < i read it in CIty AM a couple of days ago, predicting that would be the outcome of a No Confidence vote. IMF would force through the austerity package worked out by Sarkozy/Merkel. Seemed convincing when I read it.
Don't matter what they're told-get out now with the best way of saving w/c money, that' sall that's left.Those 2 million with no money - here's what a modern revolution looks like.This bloke reckons the Greeks were first told not to go to the IMF, then that they should and due to the EU's fucking about they're going to be even more royally shafted than the standard IMF fuck-over: http://www.voxeu.org/index.php?q=node/7222
Definitely, was more thinking it says something that the EU are worse austerity vampires than even the IMF.Don't matter what they're told-get out now with the best way of saving w/c money, that' sall that's left.Those 2 million with no money - here's what a modern revolution looks like.
You've told why it's not worth bothering. Look at at rhe IMF and argentina. Do this yourself.
You're supporting a side here why? A no vote?Why? Beyond your lack of reading.
im not supporting shit - jsut trying to make sense - talking things through - on the internet.. Just share what you know.
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If not, say what happened - without being abusive or cryptic..
Weird reaction off you, last time it was when you got the huff for being called on voting lib-dem - lib-dem for change.Thanks ska,appreciated.im not supporting shit - jsut trying to make sense - talking things through - on the internet.
forget it apron. im going back to ignore with you. what a waste. lifes too short
dont bother reply - im not reading it.
"If we had followed the recommendations traditionally made by (the IMF) -- which have favored opening our economies, foreign indebtedness, financial liberalization and 'unbeatable' market-oriented reforms -- the outcome would have been totally different and today we would have been embroiled in a fresh economic, social and political crisis," the statement said.
"Therefore, we celebrate today our well-gained economic independence."