EU summit: Sarcosi was rude to Cameron, the countries of the eurozone can ask for help from BRICS

During the European Union summit in Brussels, the French president Nicolas Sarkozy rudely, the Prime Minister of Great Britain David Cameron, the ideological leader of those countries of the European Union that is not part of the euro zone, writes The Guardian .

“You have lost the ability to shut up,” said Sarkozy, dissatisfied with the way the British ministers willingly give advice to the countries of the eurozone. “We are tired of your criticism and indications of what to do. You say that you hate the euro, but want to intervene in our meetings.”

During the summit, Cameron insisted that the EU should protect the interests of countries that are not included in the Eurozone.

"I openly told them that the case makes a dangerous turn when they make decisions that are vital for other countries of the common market, for example, about financial services. They relate to the common market as a whole. Recapitalization of banks concerns all countries of the Union," Cameron said.

Shortly before the media quoted Sarkozi, Cameron presented the President of France with a pink blanket in honor of the birth of that Julie's daughter.

In other issues, the euro zone summit has reached progress, in particular in resolving the debt crisis, which was stated by the director of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagard.

The participation of the IMF is a key element for the anti -crisis plan of the euro zone, specifically for the formation of the second program of Greece assistance.

According to EU President Herman van Rompey, the crisis was so deep that additional efforts are required. "We have accepted five directions, agreed on goals and strategy. On the near Wednesday, they will be submitted to the new Summit of the European Union and the eurozone," the head of the united Europe said.

An increase in the volume of the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) is not considered at the state guarantees of the countries of the eurozone, reports Reuters.

"It is necessary to use the available EFSF resources as much as possible, without resorting to expanding its volumes by increasing credit guarantees of shareholders," Van Rompey commented on the decision.

Earlier there were rumors that during the summit, the fund's volumes would be increased from 440 billion euros to 2 trillion euros. However, this measure was recognized as extremely unsafe, as it may cause threats to taxpayers and entail a decrease in ratings of a number of countries.

At the Sunday Summit of the European Union, the banking sector was also announced for 100 billion euros, not 200 billion, as previously claimed. Moreover, the banks of France and Germany, which accumulated the largest portfolios of the Greek bonds in Europe, will cope with the do -therapy on their own. However, banks in other countries may need funds from EFSF.

Eurozone countries can seek financial assistance to Brazil, Russia, India and China. This became known at the end of the meeting of European leaders in Brussels, which discussed the creation of a new fund. Its task is to prevent a sharp drop in prices for the government bonds of Italy and Spain, reports Radio "Vesti FM" .

As the head of the European Union Herman van Rompei said, another EU, another EU summit will take place on Wednesday. It will take a package of European anti -crisis measures, including assistance to banks, expanding the stab fund and the efforts of individual countries to improve the economy.