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Charlemagne Extremist Nightmares

机译:查理曼极端主义噩梦

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A whiff of cold-war menace hung over the European Union summit on March 1st. A "new iron curtain" threatens to divide rich western Europe from the east, declared Ferenc Gyurc-sany, Hungary's prime minister, as he pleaded for a €180 billion rescue plan for the countries of central and eastern Europe. Mr Gyurcsany had a second plea: for eastern countries to secure early membership of the single currency. Neither idea found favour.rnGermany's Angela Merkel said aid should be given on a "case by case" basis, as eastern countries had "very different" needs. As for speeding up euro membership, she thought not, though newcomers might get faster entry into a scheme to peg currencies to the euro. The Poles, Slovaks and Czechs were also hostile to the Hungarian plan. Their economies are in better shape than debt-laden Hungary or credit-crunched Latvia, and they fear contagion from the belief that eastern Europe is uniformly troubled.
机译:3月1日,在欧盟峰会上笼罩着一阵冷战威胁。匈牙利总理费伦茨·久尔齐·桑尼说,“新的铁幕”有可能将富裕的西欧与东欧区分开。他呼吁为中欧和东欧国家提供1800亿欧元的救助计划。 Gyurcsany先生提出了第二个请求:要求东方国家早日加入单一货币。德国的安格拉·默克尔(Angela Merkel)表示,援助应“视情况而定”,因为东方国家的需求“非常不同”。至于加速加入欧元区,她认为没有,尽管新移民可能会更快地加入将货币与欧元挂钩的计划。波兰人,斯洛伐克人和捷克人也敌视匈牙利的计划。与负债累累的匈牙利或信贷紧缩的拉脱维亚相比,它们的经济状况要好得多,而且他们担心东欧会受到同样的困扰,从而使危机蔓延。

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    《The economist》 |2009年第8621期|44|共1页
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