Glencore crude trader leaves firm after seven years
Over roughly the last 12 months, Glencore’s head of crude trading in the US and at least two other traders have departed.
BBC’s Gavin Hewitt takes the pulse of the Greek populace and sees political roadblocks to further tightening by the government.
The Greek people are increasingly asking what the point is of this pain.
They have limited attachment to the European Union. They see years and years of austerity ahead. In their view, they are being forced to accept deep cuts to protect the French and German banks. Another paper called the latest measures “a merciless raid”.
George Soros recently penned the steps needed for Europe to resolve the crisis.
2 Comments
Dan Oancea
George Soros is not God but a very lucky currency speculator. As much as he would like to see Europe shattered to pieces it won’t happen.
As for our fellow Greeks well, they should first get used to pay their taxes as tax evasion costs their tiny country an astounding $30 billion per year then ask for help from the European Union.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/02/world/europe/02evasion.html?pagewanted=all
Jonny Paluka
Back to olive picking for the greeks.