Privatizing Development Aid

So we decided to privatize many of our enterprises.

No need to privatise, but to be efficient.

Yes, Greece needs to privatize inefficient public enterprises.

The government frequently selects a strategic foreign investor when privatising a parastatal.

Local councilors fear that this restructuring is a step to privatise this essential commodity in the same way the country's urban waste management company fell into private hands in 2014. The country's high levels of debt put it at the mercy of foreign capital, making it more vulnerable to privatisation.

More than 99 of Spaniards reject government plans to privatize healthcare.

Effective public policy is not a simple matter of centralize or decentralize, subsidize or privatize, regulate or deregulate.

Privatising all water in Portugal is on their agenda. Talk about privatasing Portugal's water services has been around at least since the country entered economic crisis several years ago and received a rescue package for its public debt in 2011 from the so called toika the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank.

At the same time, the DH84 Dragon was used to inaugurate an Aer Lingus service on the Dublin Liverpool route.

Nuno Cardoso, ex president of the local water company Águas do Douro e Paiva, called the idea that families would be paying less a fallacy . The minister's explanations did not convince Twitter user Artur Amorim, who believed that privatising the water in Portugal is part of the political agenda

And finally, after so much privatisation, privatise governments, surrender once and for all their exploitation to private companies through an international share offering.

Despite the critiques, it is plausible that the results reflect the public's dissatisfaction toward healthcare reform that would privatize (or externalize , in the words of politicians) 27 public hospitals just in Madrid.

In 2012, in an article published by the Portuguese Business newspaper Jornal de Negocios, then Minister of the Environment Assunção Cristas referred to the troika's desire to make the company Aguas de Portugal private

Tanpa kendali demokratis, investor akan menjalankan praktik privatizing profits and socializing losses, sembari menetapkan pendekatan intensif karbon serta pendekatan lain yang berbahaya bagi lingkungan hidup dan sosial.

Groups were driven by paycuts and layoffs in the government sector, and the Malian government acceding to pressure from international donors to privatise large swathes of the economy that had remained in public hands even after the overthrow of the socialist government in 1968.

The platform appears to be less active nowadays, but its posts still ring true. In 2013, one of the posts said that no private company or multinational will venture into the water business if it does not generate profits by the millions and wondered what is the government interest in privatising this public asset that is, above all, a human right?

Eurozone leaders demanded that Greek public assets be transferred to a Treuhand like fund a fire sale vehicle similar to the one used after the fall of the Berlin Wall to privatize quickly, at great financial loss, and with devastating effects on employment all of the vanishing East German state s public property.

Privatization In 2003, due to the accumulation of negative results for more than a decade, the Portuguese Government led by Durão Barroso decided to privatize the 49 of ENATUR's capital, as well as concede the management of the Pousadas to the winning group.