Z nedzy do pieniedzy ..:)

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Cyprus fiance minister resigns

no to zaczyna sie karuzela...

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Prezydent odrzucil dymisje Minstra Finansow na Cyprze

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Prezydent odrzucil dymisje Minstra Finansow na Cyprze

Łaski nie robi.

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Prezydent odrzucil dymisje Minstra Finansow na Cyprze

Łaski nie robi.

zobaczymy co dalej...

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British military plane takes 1 million euros to Cyprus


London: Britain sent a Royal Air Force plane to crisis-hit Cyprus on Tuesday carrying one million euros ($1.3 million) in emergency loans for British military personnel, the defence ministry said.

The cash cargo flight was a "contingency" plan in case banks in Cyprus stopped giving out money as the island deals with the fallout from a controversial eurozone bailout deal, a spokesman said.

"An RAF flight left for Cyprus this afternoon with one million euros on board as a contingency measure to provide military personnel and their families with emergency loans," the spokesman said in a statement to AFP.

"The MoD is proactively approaching personnel to ask if they want their March, and future months' salaries paid into UK bank accounts, rather than Cypriot accounts."

The British government reaffirmed earlier on Tuesday that it would fully refund any military or government personnel whose Cyprus bank accounts were subject to an EU levy that was part of the bailout deal.

"We're determined to do everything we can to minimise the impact of the Cyprus banking crisis on our people," the spokesman added.

Britain does not use the euro, having stuck with the pound as its national currency.

Around 3,000 British troops are based at two military bases in Cyprus, which are used by Britain as a strategic foothold in the Mediterranean, with around 500 civilian personnel.

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Cyprus’ Parliament rejects deposit levy

Absolutely no surprise as it was rumored all day.
36 votes against,
19 abstentions,
0 votes in favor.

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Cyprus finance minister heads to Russia


The Cyprus finance minister is heading to Russia for talks amid an explosion of anger over a bank levy that could cost investors billions of euros.


Cyprus Finance Minister Michalis Sarris is heading to Moscow amid an explosion of anger over an EU bailout deal that could cost Russian investors billions of euros.

Local media said the main aim of the visit was to discuss a 2.5 billion euros ($A3.14 billion) loan that Moscow extended to Nicosia in 2011 at a rate of 4.5 per cent.

Sarris's brief was to lower that rate and extend the loan's expiration date until 2020 from 2016, the reports said.

In exchange, Moscow was reported to be seeking details about Russian billionaires who held accounts on the island. Russia was also said to be interested in buying a majority stake in Cypriot lender Patriot Bank that is in need of rescue.

However, the discussions could be awkward in the wake of the weekend announcement that the terms of a 10-billion-euro bailout include a levy on bank savings in Cyprus.

Estimates vary but the Moody's rating firm estimates that Russian companies and banks keep up to $US31 billion ($A30 billion) in Cyprus. The figure accounts for a third to a half of Cypriot deposits.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday hammered the proposed tax as "unfair, unprofessional and dangerous".

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev too slammed the harsh terms of the deal.

"We should say this directly: this simply looks like the confiscation of other people's money," Russian news agencies quoted Medvedev as saying.

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na zalaczonym screenie widac ze masz SS...

ja natomiast szukam wejscia na dalsze LL... czyli dobranie nastepnych pozycji...

czyli jestesmy po 2 roznych stronach....

Jak narazie zjadam Twoją kasę...

mylisz sie i to bardzo ....
ja dawno zamknalem te LL..