Published on Nov 18, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ The green light has been given for Mario Monti to get down to work.
The Italian lower house of parliament has passed a confidence vote in the new technocrat prime minister and his team of non-elected business experts.
One of the ministers is the boss of a major bank, but Monti has not shied away from criticising the financial markets.
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The Italian lower house of parliament has passed a confidence vote in the new technocrat prime minister and his team of non-elected business experts.
One of the ministers is the boss of a major bank, but Monti has not shied away from criticising the financial markets.
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Il via libera è stato dato per Mario Monti per arrivare al lavoro.
La casa italiana più bassa del parlamento ha superato un voto di fiducia nel nuovo ministro tecnocrate primo e il suo team di non eletti esperti di business.
Uno dei ministri è il capo di una grande banca, ma Monti non ha evitato di criticare i mercati finanziari.
.La casa italiana più bassa del parlamento ha superato un voto di fiducia nel nuovo ministro tecnocrate primo e il suo team di non eletti esperti di business.
Uno dei ministri è il capo di una grande banca, ma Monti non ha evitato di criticare i mercati finanziari.
Published on Nov 18, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron tried their best to hide their differences on how to solve the euro zone crisis after talks in Berlin on Friday.
Both leaders sent out mixed signals on the best solutions to Europe's economic woes, admitting they disagree on what role EU institutions should play in saving the single currency and whether to introduce a new tax on financial transactions.
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Both leaders sent out mixed signals on the best solutions to Europe's economic woes, admitting they disagree on what role EU institutions should play in saving the single currency and whether to introduce a new tax on financial transactions.
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Deutsch Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel und der britische Premierminister David Cameron versucht ihr Bestes, um ihre Differenzen darüber, wie der Euro-Zone Krise nach den Gesprächen am Freitag in Berlin zu lösen verstecken.
Beide Politiker verschickt gemischte Signale auf die besten Lösungen zu wirtschaftlichen Problemen in Europa, zuzugeben, sie streiten darüber, welche Rolle die EU-Institutionen bei der Rettung der gemeinsamen Währung zu spielen und ob eine neue Steuer auf Finanztransaktionen einzuführen.
Beide Politiker verschickt gemischte Signale auf die besten Lösungen zu wirtschaftlichen Problemen in Europa, zuzugeben, sie streiten darüber, welche Rolle die EU-Institutionen bei der Rettung der gemeinsamen Währung zu spielen und ob eine neue Steuer auf Finanztransaktionen einzuführen.
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