Neocon governments, austerity and privatization are things that the banks love and push for.
People are responsible, not the banks, if tax evasion was failed to be curbed and the finances weren't straightened. This could have been done many years ago.
In the elections last year they swore to remove Dilma after she tried to lower the prime rate. They fully supported the candidate of that same neocon party, and almost got him elected in spite of him being despised even by his own party.
ROFL, she already raised it again, haha... If it wasn't increased, inflation would be higher than it is (it is already high).
http://www.bcb.gov.br/?INTERESTYou only offer naked claims. There is no reason for me to answer anymore.
Mind you, and if you're misinformed I'm here to make it crystal clear, THAT'S EXACTLY how it's done.
So tell me how the debt is in the name of the Greek goverment? With what money did they pay the state expenses?