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| d****4
发帖数: 50 | 3 你说下面这个？
Athens, Greece (CNN) -- Talks between political leaders and the Greek
president ended Wednesday night with no announcement of a new prime minister
and no confirmation of the imminent resignation of Prime Minister George
Papandreou, the presidency said.
Talks will resume Thursday morning.
Papandreou's office earlier said he would hand in his resignation to the
country's president Wednesday, but the move was postponed at least until
Thursday.
In a televised address to the nation, Papandreou said that a government of
national unity would do whatever was necessary to bring Greece out of crisis.
The country will be stronger and more secure after it implements a
controversial European bailout deal that was agreed to last month, he said.
Greece wants the international community to see that it knows how to be
united in the face of difficulty, he added. Wishing the new government
success, he said a "new season is opening" in Greece.
Papandreou met with President Karolos Papoulias Wednesday night, but did not
yet offer his resignation.
Greece edges closer to naming new PM
Greek economy mired in recession
Greece to form new coalition government
Greek PM says he will step down
The name of his successor as the head of the unity government has not yet
been officially confirmed.
Earlier Wednesday, Papandreou updated French President Nicolas Sarkozy on
the "imminent" formation of a coalition government, the latter's office said.
In a phone call, Papandreou told the French leader that the new government
would have support from the majority and the opposition, the Elysee Palace
said in a statement.
The latest updates come a day after the prime minister said he was
optimistic about the formation of a new government amid thorny discussions.
Papandreou and the main opposition leader, Antonis Samaras, have been locked
in talks on who might lead the new government.
Rumored contenders include current parliamentary Speaker Filippos
Petsalnikos, and Lucas Papademos, a former vice president of the European
Central Bank and ex-governor of the Bank of Greece, currently a professor at
Harvard University.
The political turmoil in Greece has shaken international markets, as
investors fear the new bailout deal negotiated with European leaders late
last month -- which has stringent austerity measures attached -- may not be
implemented.
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund,
warned Wednesday of the potential for a "lost decade" if the world's nations
do not join forces against the "dark clouds" gathering on the horizon.
"The global economy has entered a dangerous and uncertain phase," she said,
addressing the 2011 International Finance Forum in Beijing.
"If we do not act, and act together, we could enter a downward spiral of
uncertainty, financial instability, and a collapse in global demand.
Ultimately, we could face a lost decade of low growth and high unemployment,
" Lagarde said.
She said that Asia was a "real bright spot" but that it was not immune to
the troubles elsewhere.
Steps taken by eurozone leaders meeting last month and at the G-20 summit in
Cannes, France, last week are encouraging, she said, but serious risks
remain.
"In our increasingly interconnected world, no country and no region can go
it alone. We are bound together by our economic success -- or failure," she
said.
China, the largest holder of foreign currency reserves in the world,
disappointed many European leaders last week when it made clear it was not
keen to contribute substantially more to Europe's bailout fund, the European
Financial Stability Fund.
While the fund is large enough to bail out Greece, it does not have the
resources to rescue a larger economy like that of Italy, currently under
pressure from the markets because of its large debt pile.
European finance ministers announced Monday that they have requested
assurances in writing that Greece's new government will stick to austerity
agreements made by the outgoing government.
According to the state broadcaster, Greek Finance Minister Evangelos
Venizelos told the Cabinet meeting that those expected to sign will include
the new prime minister, the new finance minister, Papandreou and Samaras,
and the current governor of the Bank of Greece.
Without the letter, the broadcaster said, the next tranche of bailout money
from a 2010 deal will not be released.
Political turmoil in Greece last week over the controversial bailout led to
wide uncertainty in financial markets in Europe and beyond.
Papoulias announced this week that Papandreou would step down from his post
as prime minister.
Elections will be held after the bailout is implemented, most likely
February 19, Venizelos said.
CNN's Elinda Labropoulou and Andrew Carey in Athens contributed to this
report.
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| t*****g
发帖数: 1275 | 4 nnd,写清楚不是希拉里
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| i***h
发帖数: 12655 | 5 楼主被四地问金附体了?
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那一刻, 他不是一个人在挖坑 | l*****x
发帖数: 3431 | 6 说话清楚点好不，否则在医院当心被割了皮包
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| G*****n
发帖数: 3863 | 7 在医院里被割皮包还是好的，在Bus上被人随手割了皮包那就疼了。
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