20:02 April 15, 2015
(AGI) – Rome, April 15 – Twist during the press conference of the Governor of the Central Bank Mario Draghi, held at the end of the board.
An activist, presumably of the feminist movement Femen, has bypassed the microphones that were on the desk and Dragons , up from the desk, chanted the slogan “stop the dictatorship of the ECB.”
The young, before being blocked by guards, launched confetti. After a few minutes Draghi speaking again from where it left off, without losing his customary phlegm. The protester, reports a statement issued more ‘dall’Eurotower later, it was probably introduced in the headquarters of the central bank posing as a journalist.
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“The staff of the ECB is investigating the incident,” the statement said, “the security acted immediately and effectively.” “The initial findings suggest that the activist has registered as a journalist for a newspaper that is not,” the statement continued, “as everyone who visits the ECB, the woman had gone through a document control, an examination at the metal detector and an X-ray scanning of the bag before entering the building. ”
“The ECB president Mario Draghi and ‘unhurt and continued calmly press conference,” the statement concludes.
Protest aside, the speech Draghi has positively influenced the bags they closed up: ECB President has in fact ensured that the Qe is going well and the measures taken “are proving effective,” as evidenced from relaxing the conditions and financing costs and the growth of credit flows to households and businesses, compared to a credit application “increased significantly”.
Not only that, but the number one Eurotower believes that in the euro area “the economic recovery will expand ‘and will strengthen’ gradually” and that “monetary policy has reduced economic risks”. Moreover, he added, inflation will ‘register a “sustained increase” while on the front of Greece, Draghi does not contemplate for now the possibility’ of its exit from the euro. Indeed, guaranteed, “will continue to provide liquidity ‘to Greek banks solvent.” (AGI).
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