Angela Merkel News
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Cabinet is today set to ratify expanded measures to combat the euro-area debt crisis as she quells a revolt among coalition lawmakers that threatened to derail the package.
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German financial regulator Bafin opposes a proposal by the European Banking Authority to give the European Financial Stability Facility the power to directly inject capital into banks.
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Finland’s demand for collateral on new Greek loans leaves European leaders with two choices: accept the AAA rated nation’s terms and risk the rescue plan, or reject collateral and help bring Finnish euro-skeptics to power.
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Spain’s proposal to write budget rules into the constitution passed its first legislative test today even as members of the ruling Socialist Party criticized the measure and unions planned street protests.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Germany will emerge stronger from the sovereign debt turmoil, as she sought to rally support for her crisis-fighting strategy ahead of elections in her home state in five days.
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Germany, Spain and the European Union rebuffed International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde’s call for an “urgent,” potentially mandatory, recapitalization of Europe’s banks.
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France, which depends on nuclear reactors for about three-quarters of its power needs, won’t build new atomic plants just to compensate for closures in Germany, Prime Minister Francois Fillon said today.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ruling bloc of Christian Democrats and Free Democrats may lack a majority to secure passage of a bill to expand the euro’s temporary rescue fund, the Handelsblatt reported.
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Support for Germany’s coalition government, made up of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union and its Bavarian sister party the CSU, rose 1 percentage point to 32 percent last week, Bild am Sonntag reported, citing a poll from Emnid.
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A majority of Germans approve of the way German Chancellor Angela Merkel has represented Germany’s interests in the financial crisis, Focus magazine reported, citing a poll by Emnid.
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