Australia's largest stock trading and investment forum Australia's #1 stock forum

ItalExit coming., page-25

First 25 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
LoadedDog

14,762 Posts.

11

31/07/20

15:45

Post #: 46221661
Share

Originally posted by Orson: ↑

Germany's exports remain attractive because Italy and Greece ensure the Euro doesn't get too strong. As Loaded Dog says, if Italy hadn't locked in to the Euro they wouldn't be in so much trouble. So any lectures by Germany on being more financially responsible are a little hard to take.

And when they were deep in trouble with the pandemic, Italy was betrayed by its fellow Europeans.

On 26 February, with the numbers of Italians known to be infected by coronavirus tripling every 48 hours, Italy's PM Giuseppe Conte appealed to fellow EU member states for help. Italian doctors and nurses had run out of the masks, gloves and aprons they needed to keep themselves safe, and had an acute lack of ventilators.

The specifications of Italy’s needs were uploaded into the EU’s Common Emergency Communication and Information System (CECIS). Italy has responded many times to calls for help through CECIS, such as with bushfires in Sweden.

But when Italy was in terrible strife, not a single European country responded. Total silence. It was a disgrace. And Italians will never forget it.

Expand

Top post Orson. This in particular is pertinent:

Germany's exports remain attractive because Italy and Greece ensure the Euro doesn't get too strong.
1 Upvote

Reply

Top Stories

BIO

Biome unveils three year revenue target up to $85M – but are 3Y targets enough to excite?

IVZ

Invictus banks US$5M from Zimbabwean investment fund in support of Cabora Bassa

AZL

Brine and shine: Arizona Lithium wins early stage eco approval to commence wellpad #2 at Prairie

BOE

$550 million Jabiluka uranium offer comes unstuck as Government rules lease won't be renewed

PAM

PAM secures high-grade Chilean copper play in strong territory

There are more pages in this discussion • 3 more messages in this thread...

First 25 Last