European Union and its reforms

It is more than clear that we have two blocks in the EU – the austerity block, lead by Germans supported by Finland, Austria or Luxemburg, and the anti-austerity block, lead by France supported by Spain, Italy, and Portugal. Who will win? What do you think?

Eastern Europeans are very much welcomed in this club, in some others - not so much. Germany made ​​it very clear that they would veto any possible accession efforts of Romania and Bulgaria to enter the Schengen area.

Two clowns won, who will laugh? The crisis is not returning and at the same time it is. Britain vs. Greece.

Now, we are interested in the Italian election. The crisis ends. The new sick man of Europe. Draghi will take care. The situation in Spain is electrifying.

The thing that was really important was how much money each of the leaders brings (in the so called “envelope”) to their countries, and not the answer to the question – where will Europe be in 2020?

Let’s begin with currency wars once again. Why? It is a real current issue.

This summit, similarly to the previous one, has showed that our leaders have no vision of the future Europe. Once again, we have a proof that they do not understand the idea of Europe. Or maybe they do understand but they are afraid of changes?

Ireland is an exceptional case. France is an exceptional case. Bad news is here to stay. And we might even question the EU funds.

EU officers are angry. European banks came up with interesting news. If you want a house in Spain, you have a great chance now, supply increases. Illicit money scandal also in the Spanish government.

Spain has definitely become a time bomb. The official GDP is predicted to decline 2% in each of the two following years pushing unemployment probably over 28% and public debt from 88% to 110% of GDP.