MADRID (Reuters) - a non-European Monetary Fund Head International could serve a plan of action more severe, more realistic of the euro zone debt crisis, the Mexican Central Bank Chief Agustin Carstens, said in interviews newspaper Tuesday.
Carstens is the only rival said the French Minister of finance Christine Lagarde in its submission lead the global lender.
"It would be appropriate to have non-European, because a pair of fresh eyes can see European problems with greater objectivity," Carstens said El Pais on a visit to Spain a visit to the campaign for the job.
He said that he had more experience and power than Lagarde in an interview with the newspaper of the Expansion.
Greece, Ireland and the Portugal received international rescues to combat a debt crisis that threatens to swallow other peripheral countries of the euro area. During this time, economists fear the Greece sovereign debt levels are not viable.
The resignation of Dominique Strauss-Kahn has led to the calls of developing countries to put an end to the traditional European lock job.
"I believe that emerging countries have been loyal partners in the international economy in recent years and we should be recognized," Carstens said El Pais.
EU countries are highly choirs Lagarde, arguing that a European leader is crucial at a time where the IMF is working with the euro area to avoid the risk of the Greece by default on its loans and evoking the broader financial impact.
Carstens said Mexico the only way to resolve the crisis in the euro area is to take drastic measures, without saying what these measures should be.
"There are still bitter pills to be swallowed, and the international financial community should give its support, but my experience there is no alternative to take these drastic measures," he said.
The Greek or Irish debt restructuring was not a magic bullet, he said, and should be a measure of last resort and in a large-scale program.
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