http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiral_of_silence
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. Digging around for updates on the world economy and it's September 12th to be the next big date to watch. Germany (Supreme Court) will assess whether their actions throughout the year are constitutional or not. Specifically the legality of European Stability Mechanism and Fiscal Stability Pact. On the same date, the Netherlands (a country crucial to anti-crisis strategy) will hold elections.
European Stability Mechanism:
http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/eco ... dex_en.htm
Gerald Celente describes in the video below, starting at 20:20, the reason for the meeting will ultimately assess whether Germany and other European Countries lose their soverignty to bankers in Brussels. If they decide it unconstitutional, "We can see the euro collapse in weeks, if not days".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFxWHyIxxQw&t=20m20.0s
Other than September 12, there are other days to watch. The Wall Street Journal has created the known worry list:
Critical decisions are also pending for cash-strapped Greece, which is currently trying to agree another 11.5 billion euros ($14 billion) of spending cuts that might pave the way that month for its next EUR31 billion instalment of bailout money.
This is the known worry list:
--Tuesday: French President Francois Hollande meets Italian prime minister Mario Monti. Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras meets German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble. Greek T-bill auction.
--Wednesday: Euro-zone August services PMI data. German bond auction. Troika of Greece's lenders returns to Athens.
--Thursday: ECB rate decision and press conference. Revised EU second-quarter GDP data. Spanish and French bond auctions. German July manufacturing orders. German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy.
--Friday: German July industrial production.
--Sunday, Sept. 9: Greece's Stournaras meets troika for talks.
--Monday, Sept. 10: French industrial production.
--Tuesday, Sept. 11: European Commission to present proposal on single European banking supervisor by this date.
--Wednesday, Sept. 12: German constitutional ruling on European Stability Mechanism injunction. Dutch elections. Italian T-bill auction. German bond auction.
--Thursday, Sept. 13: Italian bond auction
--Friday, Sept. 14: Informal Eurogroup/Ecofin meeting in Cyprus
--Saturday, Sept. 15: Second day of informal ecofin meeting.
--Saturday, Sept. 15 (approximate): Auditors due to release report with detailed capital needs of Spanish banks.
--Saturday, Sept. 15-Sept. 30: French 2013 budget due.
--Tuesday, Sept. 18: Spanish and Greek T-bill auctions.
--Wednesday, Sept. 19: Portuguese T-bill auction. German bond auction.
--Thursday, Sept. 20: Spanish and French bond auctions.
--Tuesday, Sept. 25: Italian bond auction. Spanish T-bill auction.
--Wednesday, Sept. 26: Italian T-bill auction. German bond auction.
--Thursday, Sept. 27: Italian bond auction.
--Sunday, Sept. 30. Irish government hopes by this date to have completed talks with euro zone on ways to refinance bank-rescue debts.
--Jenny Paris and Emese Bartha contributed to this article
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000087 ... lenews_wsj