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Jesi "atipicna" jer do sad nisam sreo niti jednu Crnogorku kojoj bi jedna jedina tema bila ona sama http://www.forum.hr/images/smilies/facepalm.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by Maja
Daj bre "atipipicna Crnogorko" zamoli admina da te izdvoji koji pdf "Maja i njezina tajanstvena dusa", gdje ces pljuvat po svemu i svacemu i glumit supreme being ... iz Beograda.
rekoh ja Crnogorci su cudo,ne moze se zaboravit dobar djuvegija,vidis da nas opsjeda,dva boda u gostima su uvjek dva boda i vrijede i bod vise........:welcoming::lolblue:
Je li se rijec "jebivjetar" odnosi samo na muskrace?:lolblue:Quote:
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Greece imposes capital controls, banks to remain shutQuote:
Greece to shut banks, stock exchange on Monday as crisis deepens
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ATHENS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Greek banks and the stock exchange will be shut on Monday after creditors refused to extend the country's bailout and savers queued to withdraw cash, taking Athens' standoff with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund to a dangerous new level.
Greece's banks, kept afloat by emergency funding from the European Central Bank, are on the front line as Athens moves towards defaulting on a 1.6 billion euros payment due to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday.
The ECB had made it difficult for the banks to open on Monday because it decided to freeze the level of funding support it gives the banking system, rather than increasing it to cover a rise in withdrawals from worried depositors.
Amid drama in Greece, where a clear majority of people want to remain inside the euro, the next few days present a major challenge to the integrity of the 16-year-old euro zone currency bloc. The consequences for markets and the wider financial system are unclear.
The head of Piraeus Bank, one of Greece's top four banks, speaking after a meeting of the country's financial stability council, said banks would be shut on Monday while a financial industry source told Reuters the Athens stock exchange would not open.
People line up to withdraw cash from an ATM outside a Eurobank branch in Athens, Greece June 28, 201 …
"It is a dark hour for Europe....nevertheless from where we're sitting we have a clear conscience," Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said earlier in an interview with the BBC.
Asked whether Greece would close banks and impose capital controls he said: "This is a matter that we'll have to work overnight on with the appropriate authorities both here in Greece and (with the ECB) in Frankfurt."
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will meet with his cabinet at 1700 GMT (1.00 p.m. EDT) on Sunday. Varoufakis and Central Bank Governor Yiannis Stournaras said there would be announcements afterwards.
Greece's left-wing Syriza government had for months been negotiating a deal to release funding in time for its IMF payment. Then suddenly, in the early hours of Saturday, Tspiras asked for extra time to enable Greeks to vote in a referendum on the terms of the deal.
Creditors turned down this request, leaving little option for Greece but to default, piling further pressure on the country's banking system.
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The creditors want Greece to cut pensions and raise taxes in ways that Tsipras has long argued would deepen one of the worst economic crises of modern times in a country where a quarter of the workforce is already unemployed.
Pro-European Greek opposition parties have united in condemning the decision to call the referendum on the bailout terms, but people on the streets of Athens backed the decision.
"I want him (Tsipras) to knock his fist on the table and to say 'enough!'," said resident Evgenoula.
Many leading economists have voiced sympathy with the Greek government's argument that further cuts in spending risk choking off the growth which would give Greece some prospect of servicing debts worth nearly twice its annual national income.
The IMF has pressed European governments to ease Athens' debt burden, something most say they will only do when Greece first shows it is trimming its budget.
STOCKING UP ON CASH
Long lines formed outside many ATMs on Sunday, including some of 40 to 50 people outside some in central Athens.
The Bank of Greece said it was making "huge efforts" to ensure the machines remained stocked.
The German foreign ministry said tourists heading to Greece should take plenty of cash to avoid possible problems with local banks and some tourists said they were joining the ATM queues.
"I am trying to go over to the bigger banks," said Cassandra Preston, a Canadian tourist. "I am here for another month and I would like to make sure I have some cash on me."
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The ECB has kept the banks afloat in recent days with increases in its funding line, a form of overdraft with the euro zone's central bank system.
But on Sunday it said it would hold the funding line at the same level as Friday, despite the deposit outflows. The central bank said it was monitoring the situation and stood ready "to reconsider its decision."
There is growing opposition to the funding line because it would fall to the bloc's other members to pay if Greece were to leave the euro zone.
In economic powerhouse Germany, other southern states that have suffered austerity in return for EU cash and poor eastern countries with living standards much lower than Greece's, many voters and politicians have run out of patience.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble openly questioned the solvency of Greek banks - a key condition to qualify to receive such finance.
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"The ECB has always said that as long as Greek banks are solvent, then emergency loans, the ELA, can be granted," he said on Saturday. "And now there is naturally a new situation that because of the developments the liquidity and solvency of Greek banks, or some Greek banks, could be in doubt."
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has invited leaders of all the major German parties to a meeting in Berlin on Monday to discuss the crisis.
DEAL STILL POSSIBLE
The 18 other countries sharing the euro countries have blamed Greece for breaking off negotiations and pledged to do whatever it takes to stabilize the common currency area.
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Sunday he was in contact with all the governments of the euro zone to ensure Greece remained in the single currency
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Several officials said there was still time to return to the negotiating table.
"To those who wonder what's next, 1. Greece should stay in euro; 2.The door is still open for negotiations on latest EU Commission proposals," EU Economics Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Sunday urged the Greeks to continue talks.
"I cannot resign myself to Greece leaving the euro zone ... We must find a solution," Valls told Europe 1, Le Monde and iTELE in a joint interview.
International Monetary Fund boss Christine Lagarde said that if the July 5 vote produced "a resounding yes" to remain in the euro and fix the Greek economy then the creditors would be willing to make an effort.
(Additional reporting by Deepa Babington in Athens; Writing by Anna Willard; Editing by Alastair Macdonald and Janet McBride)
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Zao mi Slovence...
Hvala Lepo
euro se skrkao sa 1.11658 na 1.10025 za svega sat vremena
prema dolaru?
naravno..
ja ujutro pola novaca pretvaram u aud a pola u chf... Mislim da ce kasapnica nastati od eura
ovaj A+A sve fora protiv Putina a ovamo prikuplja informacije eeee :)
Ne lupaj.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf_White
Послато са Lenovo A536 користећи Тапаток 2
Sto je ovo u poslednjih nedelju dana, sve nekakve pogibije, umiranja, cini mi se nikad vise...
Precrna nedelja je bila, ne ponovila se.
Sigurno ima nedje 'bolji' clanak ali ga ne nadjoh...
http://www.naslovi.net/2015-06-28/be...-juna/15221115
Roming treba da bude jeftiniji u ovih par zemalja EX-YU a jedino se CG bunila kako to ne odgovara nasim domacim operaterima jer ne bi mogli da kradu koliko sad kradu s' obzirom da imamo medju najvisocije tarife rominga u svijetu, znatno visocije nego prosjecne u EU..
psst, napast' ce i Vas zbog te teme..;) Ne smiju se isti ti strani operateri buniti u drugim zemljama, ali u CG - da.;)
Nesto su pobrckali sa strani-domaci. Valjda je u pitanju interes nesto domacih akcionera kod firmi stranih operatera, ali sve je to shush-mush APP.;)
Hvala Lepo
kakvi kompleksi, greote..
http://www.rtcg.me/vijesti/izostreno...crnogorci.html
Pretpostavljam sa si htio da ukažeš na komplekse sportista, pošto Šofro nije napisao ništa netačno ?
kako ga nazvase, "prvi dukljanski lelekač"....
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Originally Posted by ovizionizi
O svemu pise,jedino ne pise o Raonicu koji je rodjen u Podgorici a nastupa za Kanadu.Ako bi napisao jednu rijeci protiv njega odmah bi dobio otkaz sa RTCG od strane Gvozdenovica.
Sofranac takodje ne spominje cinjenicu da je Crna Gora uzela cetvorostruko vise igraca Srbiji,nego Srbija Crnoj Gori.Samo u fudbalu ima minimum 20 igraca iz Srbije koji su nastupali za CG.Ali ne spominje to Sofranac,ne zanima to njega.
Navodi u odbojci Nikica a cuti o Milivojevicu,Cuku i ostalim odbojkasima koji nastupaju za CG,a rodjeni su u Srbiji.
Krivo Sofru zbog zlatnih medalja Srbije pa histerise.Jadno ga je gledati.
Tako je, ni ja bolje ne bi rekao
Nije tacno da doticni igraci vole Srbiju.U pitanju je cinjenica da mrze ovakvu Crnu Goru.Zasto je mrze? Zato sto smo mi odrasli na pricama da je Gavrilo Princip bio heroj,da je Srbija nama sestrinska zemlja a Srbi bratski narod,da smo voljeli Jugoslavije i htjeli je braniti po svaku cijenu.
Danasnji nasi politicaru su pljunuli na sve to,i onda roditelji ovih sportista savjetuju djecu da igraju za Srbiju.Ne osjecaju pripadnost Crnoj Gori.Ne iz nacionalnih razloga,vec iz politickih.
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Originally Posted by raza
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Neka naprave splendid 2 uz boziju pomoc, i akva park ne bi bio los na takvoj lokaciji.
,,...dok u slučaju Mandića situacija je drugačija. Dušan je rođen u Kotoru, majka mu je iz Grblja, ali otac iz Srbije, i još je iz juniorskih dana najavljivao da će da igra za Partizan i Srbiju. Tu je urađeno sve, kolega Sabrija Vulić, ga je poveo na razgovor sa Petrom Porobićem, i ponuđeno mu je bukvalno sve, pa i da odmah zaigra za Crnu Goru na Evropskom prvenstvu 2012, kada je imao samo 16 godina''.
Ovo prvi put cujem. Partizan mu je obecao sve ovo, dobio je i stan od Opstine Beograd. Drasko Brguljan je, gostujuci u Zivoj istini, svojevremeno rekao da je Mandic mogao da igra za CG. Smatram da mu nasi (ne mislim na Primorac, dovoljno je bilo sto je sa nepunih 16 godina igrao nekoliko utakmica za tada zvanicnog prvaka Evrope) nisu ponudili ni blizu onog sto mu je Srbija dala. Sto vise, mislim da mu je Srbija obecala nastup na OI, dje, realno, tada nije zasluzivao da bude.
Sa Ukropinom, na srecu, nismo ponovili istu gresku. A da budem iskren, pisao sam i na temu o vaterpolu, Ukropina-Srbija je bila zavrsena prica, tu info. sam dobio direktno iz Jadrana.
Dusan Mandic je igrao za crnogorsku juniorsku reprezentaciju, tako da ova Sofrova prica nema smisla. Ne mislim da svjesno laze, vec su njega slagali.
Uzgred, Mandic je '94 godiste.
samo da citiram ove tri sofrove recenice,da ne idem dalje.
"Voljeti svoju državu je valjda nešto najprirodnije, a ko to ne osjeća svakako ga ne treba tjerati. Esteban Saveljić je prešao 15.000 kilometara i kročivši na tlo Crne Gore rekao da mu se ispunio životni san. Mnogi koji su rođeni u ovoj zemlji imaju drugačiju emociju, bilo to prirodno ili neprirodno."
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Mnogi nisu rodjeni u ovoj zemlji,vec su rodjeni u Jugoslaviji.Na ovim prostorima je dugo bila Otomanska Imperija,pa ko je rodjen u toj drzavi trebao bi da je voli? Rodjenje i pripadnost drzavi nemaju bas velike veze.
Sofro nista nije u pravu,sve je slagao i bavi se cistim politikanstvom.Ispran mu je mozak. Mi u Crnoj Gori imamo politicku podjelu,a ne etnicku ili vjersku.Umjesto da smirimo tenzije,za dobro Crne Gore,Sofranac i slicni njemu ih jos vise rasplamsavaju.Gavrila Principa naziva teroristom a onda se cudi zasto neko ne igra za CG. Sram ga bilo.