The European model as we know it ends. But does that was bad? That's my point in this article. That is failing financially, from my point of view does not mean it was bad, but it has to be reconsidered. South America will grow, I like the way Brazilian growth, but growth will be like Argentina. Argentina will grow, but I doubt it develops. Corruption stuck us, every one looks at his pocket and gives equal social growth of the country. We have a draft equitable society.
Europe: the model is finished. The solution lies in creativity. So I have little faith the world to Europe? So fools think they are the Europeans? Do we think that they can not readjust once again? I think it will take improvement policies. Gentlemen Europe is Europe. Take a little, but they readjust. Hopefully we can teach the emerging markets which is to be fair, what is to be civilized.
I leave an excellent blog post from the newspaper El Pais in Spain. Predicting
The European experiment of collective rule is the most ambitious ever tried
Failure to effectively address the economic crisis is only a symptom of a deeper problem of leadership. Why Europe has suffered more painful and prolonged global
crash? The crisis in Ireland has stimulated further pessimism. Gideon Rachman, for example, writes in the Financial Times
:
"My guess now is that the common currency will be maintained and that the scourge of the euro will be Germany." His argument is that the successive financial crises will exhaust the patience of the Germans, who end up thinking they have done-and paid-every effort, while other countries have fallen short of the circumstances, so that "Germany will be released from its obligation to build
I do not know if the European integration project survive the enormous obstacles it faces. But if you know that failure would occur in the world.
Now I leave a note Infobae newspaper of Argentina:
English increasingly migrate to Argentina to escape the economic crisis in their country
Most are young people between 25 and 35 years with high qualification, but work on the peninsula.
third group is the Latin American immigrants, behind the Americans and the Chinese
The economic crisis that plagues
Spain since 2008
alarmingly reduced employment options. Therefore, about 110 thousand English, in the last two years, emigrated in search of better opportunities in most cases to developed countries.
However, a significant portion
, 33,453, according to employment consulting firm Adecco chose Argentina.
The data comes from the English immigration department, according to a story published today by the daily ClarínIn the Argentine group also dual nationals returning to their country with the best prospects offered today Argentina, from Spain also students who choose the country to follow their training. The important English community residing in Argentina, is an important factor to take into account those who choose to leave the peninsula.