AFAIK, they’re resisting the change, because there is a reserve of money set aside to guarantee this exchange rate. After a switch to euro, this money (about 40 billion euros) will be absorbed by the ruling party. And knowing how corrupt the country is, you can guess in whose pockets that money will end up in.
AFAIK, they’re resisting the change, because there is a reserve of money set aside to guarantee this exchange rate. After a switch to euro, this money (about 40 billion euros) will be absorbed by the ruling party. And knowing how corrupt the country is, you can guess in whose pockets that money will end up in.