First, this is what the Germans wanted and as they dictate policy at the EU, that is what they get. Second, of course there is criticism, but no consequences. And the EU political elite wonders why people are turning against them. Because they signed on to a failed neo-liberal policy, the whole of it will band together to protect its right to rule.
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