Guillermo Íñiguez
@guilleiniguez.bsky.social
EU Law at University of Oxford, now at Spanish MFA. EU governance, European politics, democratic backsliding. All views my own.
Escribo sobre Europa en El Correo, El País, Política & Prosa, etc.
Escribo sobre Europa en El Correo, El País, Política & Prosa, etc.
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In essence, the #euro crisis only got better once all 3 German dogmas went out the window. 1) That the ECB was no lender of last resort, 2) that austerity was the way to fiscal health, and 3) that banking supervision and clean-up should remain national responsibility.
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Alt: Mario Draghi saying No
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December 12, 2024 at 9:50 AM
In essence, the #euro crisis only got better once all 3 German dogmas went out the window. 1) That the ECB was no lender of last resort, 2) that austerity was the way to fiscal health, and 3) that banking supervision and clean-up should remain national responsibility.
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Too much UK analysis of the whole Brexit saga ignores the negotiating dynamics and focuses instead on narrow domestic politics. I hope that won't be repeated for upcoming talks, and that we'll understand that outcomes are shaped very early by constraints on both sides.
November 26, 2024 at 9:36 PM
Too much UK analysis of the whole Brexit saga ignores the negotiating dynamics and focuses instead on narrow domestic politics. I hope that won't be repeated for upcoming talks, and that we'll understand that outcomes are shaped very early by constraints on both sides.
Lo he visto, muchas gracias!
November 26, 2024 at 3:52 PM
Lo he visto, muchas gracias!