Luisenuy escribió:La Comisión Europea presentará pronto sus opciones para la introducción de bonos en el área del euro, dijo su presidente, Jose Manuel Barroso, quien advirtió no obstante que estos no pondrían un freno a la crisis. Pero el lanzamiento sería con la oposición del principal socio del bloque: el vicecanciller y ministro de Economía de Alemania, Philipp Rösler
En una comparecencia ante los medios de comunicación en Roma al término de una reunión con el ministro italiano de Desarrollo Económico, Paolo Romani, Rösler afirmó que su Gobierno concibe el "ataque de los mercados contra Italia" como un ataque a toda la zona euro.

DJ German Minister Likens Attack On Italy to "Attack On Euro"
14-Sep-2011
ROME (Dow Jones)--Germany sees the tough trading conditions for Italian sovereign debt as an attack on the euro area as a whole, German Economics Minister Philipp Roesler said Wednesday.
He called Italy's economy "very, very strong" and praised the government's "political will" in pushing through a EUR54 billion austerity plan designed to eliminate the budget deficit by 2013.
"We see the attack on Italy as an attack on the euro," Roesler told a news conference in Rome.
Roesler, whose liberal FDP party is vocally hostile to various proposed bailout schemes for troubled euro-zone countries, also said the European Central Bank's independence was critical and welcome.
While German officials tend to object to the ECB's purchase of peripheral euro-zone sovereign debt, Roesler also voiced "explicit" objection to eurobonds, a proposal backed by some countries, including Italy.
But he noted that a recent German constitutional court ruling made it clear that any "unlimited liability" schemes devised to protect weaker euro-zone members would need approval by German lawmakers and said it would be wrong to rule out any "hypothesis"--an oblique reference to the possibility of a Greek default.
Roesler was speaking alongside Italian Industry Minister Paolo Romani after the two held a meeting.
The two also discussed how to collaborate to foster renewable energy and address crucial "cost of energy" policy issues that matter especially for large manufacturing nations, Romani said.