Τέτοια μαγικά ούτε ο Κόπερφιλντ δεν έκανε...

Είχαμε παρουσιάσει πρώτοι και σε αποκλειστικότητα το θέμα στα άρθρα:

Αναφορά "βόμβα" της Ε.Ε, αδειάζει τον κ. Παπανδρέου

Μήπως έχετε "αχρωματοψία" κ. Παπανδρέου;;

Το ΠΑΣΟΚ "μαγείρευε", η Ν.Δ πήρε την "πατάτα" και τώρα την καλούν να πληρώσει....

Για να ξέρουμε τι λέμε...

Ειδικά όταν κάποιοι στο ΠΑΣΟΚ, μιλάνε για Eurostat, εξεταστικές και γαλάζιους σκελετούς...

Τα συγκλονιστικά αποσπάσπασματα που ακολουθούν αποτελούν μέρος

αναφοράς της Eurostat του 2006

Δείτε στις φώτο πως μαγείρευαν το έλλειμμα και το δημόσιο χρέος.

Κατάφεραν από το 2002 ως το 2004 να εξαφανίσουν περί τα 3 δις ευρώ, με υποτιμημένα έξοδα και δαπάνες χωρίς παραστατικά !!!

Τέτοια μαγικά ούτε ο Κόπερφιλντ δεν έκανε...

1. Eurostat's reservations (σελίδες 20 &21)

The Eurostat News Release on government deficit and debt of 24 April 2006 expressed the following reservation on the quality of Greece's fiscal data: "despite the recent improvement in the statistical processes and good co-operation between Eurostat and the national statistical authorities of Greece, issues remain related to the Greek government accounts of a structural and systemic nature. Eurostat will undertake a methodological visit in the coming weeks in order to clarify the pending issues". Eurostat News Release 120/2005 of 26 September 2005 included the following reservation on the Greek data: "Some pending issues remain for the recording of EU transactions, the accounts of social security and the amounts of other receivables and payables for the years 2002-2004

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5. Social security funds

One clearly identified cause for reservations was social security fund accounts. Although a new Survey had been commissioned, Eurostat still observed a persistently high discrepancy adding up to €1.3 billion over 2002-2005, as well as undocumented and implausible flows of equity (€2.5 billion over 2002-2005), which suggested a marked overestimation of social security surpluses and raised doubts about whether the new Survey was serving its purpose. It was therefore necessary to examine whether the Survey was a sound device for measuring the government deficit, and whether the financing side was measured appropriately (mainly by the BOG). One aim was to identify the persistent errors, if possible.

6. Local government Local government accounts also exhibited marked discrepancies of €0.6 billion over 2002-2005 (notably for 2002), which gave reason to enquire about the NSSG's compilation practice.