Seanus
25 Mar 2010
Law / Kaczyński doubts the Euro currency will survive [49]
The thing is, the bureaucrats will have the backing of many members of the public as they see the Euro as a convenient currency, negating the need for constant exchanges. There are plans to phase in the Emero but that is way down the line. Those who have an interest in its preservation and have the power to preserve it will do just that. I know what Kaczyński has in mind but I feel that the Euro is here to stay. It's part of the drive towards a more fuller form of economic integration and 'an ever closer union'.
The thing is, the bureaucrats will have the backing of many members of the public as they see the Euro as a convenient currency, negating the need for constant exchanges. There are plans to phase in the Emero but that is way down the line. Those who have an interest in its preservation and have the power to preserve it will do just that. I know what Kaczyński has in mind but I feel that the Euro is here to stay. It's part of the drive towards a more fuller form of economic integration and 'an ever closer union'.