quinta-feira, 8 de dezembro de 2011

Britain suffers as a Bystander to Europe’s Crisis - On Eve of Key Meeting, New Rifts on Euro Emerge

British is one of the countries that is in Europe and didn’t join the euro (UK keep the pound). Because of this the country becomes even more marginalized in decisions on the Continent, and also has less influence in decisions. Other presidents from the UE think that if the British doesn’t like the euro it can’t tell them what to do.

France and German have demonstrated that they will go ahead of their plans, without thinking if this is good or not to Britain, so the British is in a bad position to defend its interests in Europe. Mr. Cameron promised that he would call a referendum on any agreement that could transfer power from the British to Europe.

Inside the government from British there are partners that agree and not agree to many issues, like Europe. This makes Cameron to became in tough to Nick Clegg (his deputy prime ministry).

French officials are concerned on finding a deal to save the euro. They disagreed with the idea of making combination of two rescue funds, a temporary and one permanent. British also in this time said that wants some special protections if there were any treat changes.

http://www.nytimes.com/

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