“Las sanciones del mundo libre están devastando la economía rusa y mientras Putin continúe su invasión no provocada de Ucrania, debemos mantener la presión." ha dicho el Senador Angus King (I-Maine) .
#7 Ni pa eso. Mira, me tiene contado mi difunta abuela, que en paz esté, que cuandolo de la guerra civil, la gente de pasta de las ciudades, se venía a las aldeas para que les diesen un plato de caldo a cambio de que les trabajasen la tierra, por que el mercado estaba paralizado en las ciudades al no poder acceder los feriantes de costumbre en los días de feria.
#6 Pretenden evitar que los rusos hagan transacciones con oro y así ahogar su economía, porque creen que la estrategia de Putin es ésta:
"Today, Russia holds $130 billion in gold reserves in the country and is able to exploit a loophole in the existing sanctions targeting its central bank by allowing government officials and oligarchs to launder money through gold, according to the senators.
Due to this loophole, the Russian Federation is now buying gold to offset the devaluation of the ruble and then selling that gold on international markets in exchange for high-value currency, the senators said.
By implementing secondary sanctions, the senators said that they would aim to deter the purchase of Russian gold and thereby foil Russia’s ability “to soften the financial impact of sanctions.”"
Rusia elimina el impuesto del 20% al oro para animar a los ahorradores a que abandonen el dólar
www.meneame.net/story/rusia-elimina-impuesto-20-oro-animar-ahorradores
Boom.
Volvemos a los 50s
PD: se nos ha olvidado esta obra maestra www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6JIGto-gNo
"Today, Russia holds $130 billion in gold reserves in the country and is able to exploit a loophole in the existing sanctions targeting its central bank by allowing government officials and oligarchs to launder money through gold, according to the senators.
Due to this loophole, the Russian Federation is now buying gold to offset the devaluation of the ruble and then selling that gold on international markets in exchange for high-value currency, the senators said.
By implementing secondary sanctions, the senators said that they would aim to deter the purchase of Russian gold and thereby foil Russia’s ability “to soften the financial impact of sanctions.”"