Sentences with phrase «deep economic crisis»

The biggest problem was that at the time when I was minister, Romania went through a very deep economic crisis.

We've got the long - awaited reveal of the Porsche Panamera... body, President - Elect Obama makes his will known, and we take some time to find humor at the expense of others in our current deep economic crisis.

CARACAS, May 3 - Venezuela said on Thursday it arrested 11 top executives of the country's leading private bank Banesco for allegedly hurting the OPEC nation's ailing currency, the latest move against the private sector that unpopular leftist President Nicolas Maduro blames for a deep economic crisis.

Lourenco has taken over the country as it faces its deepest economic crisis in decades.

Falcón has talked about dollarizing the economy and ramping up foreign investment to overcome a deep economic crisis that features hyperinflation and sporadic food and medicine shortages.

Venezuela is mired in a deep economic crisis triggered mainly by a fall in crude oil prices and a drop in oil production.

Russian banks are under pressure because of the deep economic crisis that began in 2014, which was fueled by a double whammy of low oil prices and sanctions.

With Spain suffering a deep economic crisis and nearly 21 % unemployment, the amount that the pope's visit is costing the country has been top news in recent days.

The cost of the pope's visit to Spain, suffering a deep economic crisis with nearly 21 % unemployment, has been top news here in recent days.

The deep economic crisis in the 1990s changed the Swedish labour market.

Puerto Rico's governor announced that the U.S. territory overwhelmingly chose statehood yesterday in a nonbinding referendum held amid a deep economic crisis that has sparked an exodus of islanders to the U.S. mainland.

Britain is faced with the deepest economic crisis in sixty years.

May 19, 2018 • Deep economic crisis and distrust of the government seem to have corroded many Venezuelans» faith in politics.

Puerto Rico is closing 184 public schools in an effort to save millions of dollars amid a deep economic crisis.

While Brazil has suffered a deep economic crisis from 2014 until early 2017, the performance of Fitch's National Scale Brazilian Structured Finance portfolio has been resilient.