At 13:45 hours the European Commission made public their
proposal regarding the establishment of a mechanism that would have the
authority to deal with banking crisis. The proposed institution would oversee
each one of the 6,000 banks –that many, indeed, I agree there are too many
banks in Europe –that operate in the Eurozone.
A bit over an hour later, around 15:00 hours, Germany said
no to the proposal.
In both cases, the positions were extreme, like two enemies
in a war. It's a pity, at a time when the banking union should be moving faster.
The art of balance, common sense and compromise is being lost in
today’s Europe.
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