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Slovakia EU has set the bandwagon, becoming the only country in the
eurozone, are not supported the enlargement of the European Foundation
for Financial Stability (EFFS), and endangering the economic rescue plan
for Greece. Serious consequences Slovak move likely will not - EU officials will find a way to push the right decision. But,
as experts believe, an unfortunate incident only proves the existence
of serious problems in the economy of the eurozone, the solutions are
unavailable.Money down the drainOn
the night of October 12, Slovak parliament blocked the expansion of
powers EFFS and increase the fund with 250 billion euros to 440 billion
euros, as the leaders of euro zone countries agreed in July this year.Slovaks
can understand their country - one of the outsiders of the EU GDP per
capita (about 16 thousand euros), and they do not really want to help
Greece, where the level of GDP per capita is around 22 thousand euros. "Poor
countries do not want to help one that was subsidized by a much more
generous - says Managing Director of" Troika Dialog "Gavrilenkov. -
Aside from the rhetoric on the theme of solidarity, the question of why
the poor should support the rich, remains unanswered ".