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PSD leader Victor Ponta: Romania should not take up loans from the IMF, but from China or Russia
12.01.2011, 11:58 | Finance-Banks | 939 views
Romania should not take up loans from the IMF, but from international markets, like China or Russia because IMF measures are more costly, PSD leader Victor Ponta declared in an interview for HotNews.ro. Ponta urged for a normalization of relations with Moscow and pleads for good relations with China, Russia, Brazil and India, the new political and economical powers on the world stage. Read more on Hotnews.ro
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