E grav, daca astia fac asemenea previziuni, e grav taticule…
Criza financiara va aduce o primavara a nemultumirilor in Europa de Est, Romania fiind urmatoarea afectata dupa Bulgaria, acolo sunt aia mai implsivi si ies mai rapid in strada.
Eastern Europe is heading for a violent "spring of discontent", according to experts in the region who fear that the global economic downturn is generating a dangerous popular backlash on the streets.
Hit increasingly hard by the financial crisis, countries such as Bulgaria, Romania and the Baltic states face deep political destabilisation and social strife, as well as an increase in racial tension.
Last week protesters were tear-gassed as they threw rocks at police outside parliament in Vilnius, capital of Lithuania, in a protest against an austerity package including tax rises and benefit cuts.
In Sofia, Bulgaria, 150 people were arrested and at least 30 injured in widespread violence. More than 100 were detained after street battles between security forces and demonstrators in the Latvian capital, Riga. restul aici
Nu stiu pe ce se bazeaza, cica pe niste experti in regiune, dar stituatia nu este prea roz. In fiecare zi vedem cum se mai inchide o fabrica, mai sunt dati afara cativa muncitori si tot asa.
Inca nu a inceput nimic, stati sa vedeti cand or sa inceapa sa scada salariile, or sa fie dati afara pe banda rulanta, in general romanul simte criza cel mia bine cand nu are ce pune pe masa. Are stomacul gol, atunci se apuca de iesit in strada, mai e putin…
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