Slovenian Crisis: Opposition Reassures

Politics ♦ Published: September 11, 2012; 19:56 ♦ (Vindobona)

Recently, Prime Minister Janez Jansa warned of a national bankruptcy. For the opposition, Slovenia is far from declaring its illiquidity.

Slovenian Crisis: Opposition Reassures / Picture: © Wikipedia

The Slovenian opposition politician Alenka Bratusek does not think that Slovenia has to fear a national bankruptcy. “First, we are paying interest and repay debt. Second, our public debt quota is only the half of the EU average. And third, there are still reserves in the banking sector. This should be enough for one year.” Bratusek argues. According to different sources, the…

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