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Yanis Varoufakis on Europe’s “Dickensian Workhouse” and the Fiscal Waterboarding of Spain

Posted on June 13, 2012 by kwc

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Welcome to Capital Account. When we talk about bank recapitalizations or rescue plans, what usually captures headlines are dollar or euro amounts, the names of various abbreviated, bailout vehicles — be they the EFSF or the ESM — top politicians, technocrats and international organizations like the IMF. This latest “Spanish bailout” is no exception. Dubbed a bailout for Spain by the media, this is really a 100 billion euro bailout for Spain’s banks that adds to the tab of the already indebted Spanish government. But is this really just a blood wedding between banks and the state that will end in a blood bath of pain threatening to consume all of Europe in its wake? Are these really solutions that channel the workhouses of the Victorian era, of a Dickens novel, in their conditions?

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