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    EU-Gipfel im belgischen Schloss: Meloni befürwortet gemeinsame europäische Schulden

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    1. goldstarflag on

      Spain, France and Italy now among major states in favor of EU common debt capacity.

      edit: Netherlands and Denmark too among the smaller states

    2. ckdx_ on

      Well, Italy, France and Spain do have some of the highest national debts to GDP ratio in the EU, so that tracks.

    3. pleasehurtdoll on

      alternate headline „Grifters be Griftin‘ “

      she’s learned well from her orange mentor!

    4. goldstarflag on

      Momentum growing in Germany as well with the central bank and others signalling support.

    5. Sure-Current-3267 on

      Well, no surprise. But the main obstacle is still the lack of a common fiscal policy. As long as there is no European tax policy, as long as Luxemburg, the netherlands or Ireland siphon tax money away from Europe, there should be no common European debt. 

    6. Sassolino38000 on

      Holy shit this amount of racism is why people oppose a federation, get a grip

    8. Party-Benefit5112 on

      I am not against it in theory but while Italy does things like the superbonus, the moral hazard from common debt is too great for countries with solid public finances to accept.

    9. mrsanyee on

      More european debt: more aligned europeans markets and service, including any and all financial services, rules and administration. Complete introduction of euro everywhere, in Dänemark&Sweden too.  Lichtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Luxemburg, Ireland, Cyper, and Malta and the Netherlands are no more tax havens, nor are the Channel Islands and you name it. Then we can discuss about common debt.

    11. EnvironmentalCut3468 on

      Let’s be real.

      France basically has to give the bomb to Germany if they want them to approve.

    14. Dienvado on

      Ofcourse they do;

      Debt / GDP (%)
      1 Greece
      152.5%

      2 Italy
      137.9%

      3 France
      114.1%

      Where Greece has beaten estimates and actually has a plan in place for the future, both France and Italy their economic future is looking horrible

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