Germany comes the party opposed to the single European currency

In Germany, the dissatisfaction with the single currency flows into politics, with the creation of an anti-euro party, called "Alternative for Germany." Clearly the reasons for dissatisfaction Germans are very different from those in southern Europe and the Mediterranean: while in the south of the old continent blames the single European currency as a tool of the banks and even Germany, seen as a strong partner of the EU, to impose its line of austerity to promote its production in the country Germany, the euro is perceived as a factor limiting the development of the country. The latest crisis in Europe, which is of very limited impact in quantitative dimensions, we are talking about 17 billion of debt, exploded on the island of Cyprus has caused to explode in the European question in the start of the German election campaign. The program of the new party, which is helping to collect the necessary signatures to be able to participate in the electoral competition is divided into three main themes: monetary policy, European politics and democracy. The starting point is an orderly dissolution of the euro area with, at least for Germany, the return to the origin of its currency, the mark, without the costs of this transition are leaning against the taxpayers. For Alternative for Germany, the single currency also bad for the other countries, however, this argument appears as an excuse to plead their case more vigorously. The concept of Europe, the new German party, concerns of a number of sovereign states with a common internal market, where the weight of the central, seen as a bureaucratic excess that is a source of slow down the system should be reduced significantly. First impressions make it seem Alternative for Germany, the German version of the many existing European populist parties, very similar to the formations already present in northern Europe, strongly critical of the European institutions and the single currency, which are carriers of a malaise, sinking in the belief that the wealth of these countries is being eroded to be diverted to the rescue of nations unsavory. Too bad that the German economy collect more revenue from the European market, which the national currency, he could not secure strongly appreciated. The new party, in the wake of other similar European experiences, not deliberately place it to the right nor to the left, but it is easy to foresee which will gather more support in the most extreme and conservative, however, disappointed by the behavior of Merkel, considered in these environments little effective. Doubt remains, however, that the new line has the merit of bringing a new view on the political scene of Europe, has not yet addressed in these terms by the two major parties, which will now be forced to confront the issue openly, without giving more for granted the sense of belonging to the EU of the German people.