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La Cumbre del G-20 se compromete a fortalecer la transparencia de los mercados
- Se anuncian reformas en los mercados financieros para mejorar su transparencia y promomer una mayor integridad en el sistema.
- El presidente de EE.UU., George W. Bush, afirm&243; hoy que se han logrado avances en la cumbre del G20 para solucionar la crisis financiera, pero superarla requerir&225; a&250;n un tiempo.
Washington / Redacci&243;n Central, 15 noviembre (CERES TELEVISI&211;N / AGENCIAS).-
Los mandatarios del G-20, m&225;s Espa&241;a y Holanda, se comprometieron hoy a llevar a cabo una reforma de los mercados financieros que descanse sobre los principios de una mayor transparencia y regulaci&243;n, y que promueva una mayor integridad en el sistema.
En la declaraci&243;n final adoptada tras la cumbre en Washington, los l&237;deres del G-20 se comprometen a trabajar juntos para restaurar el crecimiento mundial y conseguir las reformas que necesita el sistema financiero, algo que debe estar delineado antes del 31 de marzo.
Por otra parte, el presidente de EEUU, George W. Bush, afirm&243; hoy que se han logrado avances en la cumbre del G20 para solucionar la crisis financiera, pero superarla requerir&225; a&250;n un tiempo.
Los gobernantes que tomaron la palabra en la cumbre del G-20 que se celebra hoy a puerta cerrada en Washington han coincidido en la necesidad de restaurar la confianza de los mercados y coordinar las medidas reguladoras que tome cada pa&237;s.
Seg&250;n informaron fuentes de la delegaci&243;n espa&241;ola presentes en la reuni&243;n, los primeros en intervenir fueron los representantes de Brasil, China, Indonesia, M&233;xico, Francia y Espa&241;a.
Los jefes de Estado y de Gobierno destacaron la urgencia de que regrese la confianza de los mercados y de los propios ciudadanos en sus econom&237;as.
Todos ellos, menos Francia, destacaron que es necesario reformar los foros econ&243;micos actuales para incorporar a nuevos pa&237;ses, seg&250;n las mismas fuentes.
&169; 2008 CERES TELEVISI&211;N NOTICIAS
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Ron Paul TRUTH G-20 Summit 11/15/2008
11/15/2008 Ron Paul, the only one telling YOU the truth... Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on America than anything on President-elect Obama's agenda.
According to an AP report, "EU leaders are set to call on the Nov. 15 summit to agree immediately on five principles: submit ratings agencies to more surveillance; align accounting standards; close loopholes; set banking codes of conduct to reduce excessive risk-taking; and ask the International Monetary Fund to suggest ways of calming the turmoil."
Even discounting the deliberate vagueness of the phrase "closing loopholes," such an agenda obviously contemplates a significant increase in the level of international regulation, presumably to be implemented and enforced by an international regulatory body or bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), created at the Bretton Woods economic summit near the end of World War II, is being touted as the obvious candidate for a global financial regulatory organization. Historically, the IMF's mandate has been far more limited than many of its creators, including British economist John Maynard Keynes (one of the organizers of the Bretton Woods conference), originally envisioned. Keynes and the rest of the British and American delegations to Bretton Woods wanted the agreement to create a global reserve currency (which Keynes wanted to call the bancor), but ended up establishing the dollar as the world's fallback currency instead. They also created the SDR (Special Drawing Right), a quasi-currency in which all acounts at the IMF were and are reckoned.
Now, it appears, the IMF is being primed for a much larger role, to be remade into a bona fide instrument of global governance — just as the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), also created at Bretton Woods, was later transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO). The latter is a de facto global trade ministry with supranational authority, and it has already wielded over the United States and many other nations.
The IMF, in other words, is apparently being prepared to become for global finance what the WTO has become for international trade. At a recent planning session for the upcoming summit, "[EU leaders] discussed making the International Monetary Fund the world's financial watchdog, suggesting it be given more power to curb financial crises and give more money to aid countries in trouble," the AP reported.
EU leaders like France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown have seized the initiative in setting the agenda for the November 15 summit, which some are informally referring to as "Bretton Woods II." The EU will be calling for an agreement to overhaul the global financial system within 100 days, with a second international summit to be held in March.
Additional proposals that may be implied by the aformentioned five agenda items might include: creating a world central bank; creating an international reserve currency to replace the ailing U.S. dollar; and levying fees or taxes on international financial transactions. Any of these would be potentially devastating blows to American sovereignty, and would immeasurably strengthen the UN-centered embryonic world government.
A global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax.
Make no mistake about it: the upcoming series of global summits will be about creating and empowering new organs of world government. It will be about curtailing international economic and financial freedom, not enhancing it.
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Yayinci: JoolzBeth
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G20 Summit Meets
Quoted text from Sky News.
"The leaders of the world's 20 major industrial and financial nation have vowed to reform the global financial systems - as a first step towards halting the worsening financial crises.
Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown described it as "an historic agreement". But it is only a very fragile framework the leaders have agreed upon.
It has been left to their finance ministers to flesh out a general statement of principles before another summit in April and then another in the summer.
This emphasises how difficult the problem is and how long it is going to take to solve it.
Amongst the aims the summiteers pledged to achieve was a reform of the world's international institutions.
They include the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund - both of which, it was agreed, needed to be revitalised and refinanced to meet the challenges of the global age.
The G20 also pledged more regulation and transparency of banks and finance houses, including cross border co-operation to monitor multi national banks.
A 'fresh look' at rules government market manipulation and fraud, was another proposed measure.
There was, apparently, not total agreement about how these aims should be achieved.
That will be left to the finance ministers and their officials to thrash out, starting immediately.
But the leaders did pledge to "lay the foundation for reform to help to ensure that a global crises, such as this one, does not happen again".
Outgoing US President George Bush declared that America could have gone into a downward economic spiral worse than the 1930s Great Depression without steps already taken by his government."
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Yayinci: matrixxx123456789
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Ron Paul on the G-20 Summit! Can you say NWO?
11/14/2008 Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on America than anything on President-elect Obama's agenda.
According to an AP report, "EU leaders are set to call on the Nov. 15 summit to agree immediately on five principles: submit ratings agencies to more surveillance; align accounting standards; close loopholes; set banking codes of conduct to reduce excessive risk-taking; and ask the International Monetary Fund to suggest ways of calming the turmoil."
Even discounting the deliberate vagueness of the phrase "closing loopholes," such an agenda obviously contemplates a significant increase in the level of international regulation, presumably to be implemented and enforced by an international regulatory body or bodies. The International Monetary Fund (IMF), created at the Bretton Woods economic summit near the end of World War II, is being touted as the obvious candidate for a global financial regulatory organization. Historically, the IMF's mandate has been far more limited than many of its creators, including British economist John Maynard Keynes (one of the organizers of the Bretton Woods conference), originally envisioned. Keynes and the rest of the British and American delegations to Bretton Woods wanted the agreement to create a global reserve currency (which Keynes wanted to call the bancor), but ended up establishing the dollar as the world's fallback currency instead. They also created the SDR (Special Drawing Right), a quasi-currency in which all acounts at the IMF were and are reckoned.
Now, it appears, the IMF is being primed for a much larger role, to be remade into a bona fide instrument of global governance — just as the original General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), also created at Bretton Woods, was later transformed into the World Trade Organization (WTO). The latter is a de facto global trade ministry with supranational authority, and it has already wielded over the United States and many other nations.
The IMF, in other words, is apparently being prepared to become for global finance what the WTO has become for international trade. At a recent planning session for the upcoming summit, "[EU leaders] discussed making the International Monetary Fund the world's financial watchdog, suggesting it be given more power to curb financial crises and give more money to aid countries in trouble," the AP reported.
EU leaders like France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown have seized the initiative in setting the agenda for the November 15 summit, which some are informally referring to as "Bretton Woods II." The EU will be calling for an agreement to overhaul the global financial system within 100 days, with a second international summit to be held in March.
Additional proposals that may be implied by the aformentioned five agenda items might include: creating a world central bank; creating an international reserve currency to replace the ailing U.S. dollar; and levying fees or taxes on international financial transactions. Any of these would be potentially devastating blows to American sovereignty, and would immeasurably strengthen the UN-centered embryonic world government.
A global central bank with the power to create a truly international currency would give the international system the same power globally that the Federal Reserve enjoys domestically — the power to create money at will. In other words, the UN system would acquire at a stroke the power to fund itself by printing money, emancipating it from reliance on the contributions of member states. An international tax or fee assessed on financial activity would be the realization of another long-cherished but still-unfulfilled dream of globalists: a truly global tax.
Make no mistake about it: the upcoming series of global summits will be about creating and empowering new organs of world government. It will be about curtailing international economic and financial freedom, not enhancing it.
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Yayinci: WorldBank
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Financial Crisis - G20 Preview
Already, the World Bank estimates, high food and fuel prices have driven 100 million people into poverty. So to help protect the poorest, and minimize cuts in government investments in basic services like education, the World Bank its prepared to triple its lending to developing countries.... from $13 billion to $35 billion this year.
The Group of 20— the leaders of developing countries like India, China and Brazil, as well as the leaders of high income countries—is meeting in Washington this weekend. Zoellick would like global leaders to work together to help the worlds 78 poorest countries, 39 of which are in Africa.
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