Merkel and Macron revive EU solidarity

It took a courtroom of scarlet-robed judges to spur Angela Merkel to make one of her boldest moves in 15 years as German chancellor: proposing huge cash handouts to the European Union’s weaker economies.

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[Rome]

Easy to use always the sentiment of solidarity.
What Merkel means is let us be used by countries as Spain, Portugal and Italië.
Free money without obligations. Let the others work for it.

[charlesdepaysac]

Perhaps the best outcome, since the playrole of EU during the covid19 crisis has been small if not inexistant.
What is the use of the union if it does not share when it is essential ?
EU and especialy french reaction have been shameful in the beginning when Italy and Spain were so critically affected

[gui]

they are interested in keeping markets together at their disposal to dump expensive manufactured goods and pay cheap labor under the same coin at no customs fees. The problem is that for this to work people need to earn money working and jobs are where cheap labor is outside Europe.

[Stephen..]

I think it should be ladies first, on who gets ta hang’. Look 👀 two jews’ lol 😂