> Isn’t this what the German constitutional court already said was illegal?
This seems to be exactly that.
The trick here is that it's not 'sovereign debt' as being held by one country , but rather it's a 'package of debt' with a normalize rate and more guarantee...
It's what Pro-EU have been advocating for decades , to avoid 'spread' within eu-zone...
This seems to be exactly that.
The trick here is that it's not 'sovereign debt' as being held by one country , but rather it's a 'package of debt' with a normalize rate and more guarantee...
It's what Pro-EU have been advocating for decades , to avoid 'spread' within eu-zone...