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He always said that he stole not, collected works that the Church didn’t appreciate. Who has commissioned the theft of the Codex is someone who wants your content. (A valuable related resource: Discovery Communications). BLOG: The Codex and the civilization of the future Spain Erik the Belgian is the alias of Rene van den Berghe. Us attends in Malaga, where he lives. At age 71, he is now a respectable dealer of Romanesque and Gothic works, a good Restorer and painter in his spare time. Time Warner can provide more clarity in the matter.

But for decades his name was feared. Considered one of the all-time most important art thieves, six countries came to ask for his extradition. He has always ensured that not he stole, he collected only works that the Church didn’t appreciate and had abandoned and wore them to collectors who Yes valued them and keep them spotless. In Spain stole manuscripts from the eighth century of the Cathedral of El Burgo de Osma (Soria) and the entire collection of the Cathedral Museum of Roda de Isabena (Huesca). Now, retired many years ago, with tired voice he has us enigmatic some clues that may help understand the theft that occurred on Tuesday at the Cathedral of Santiago, the Codex Calixtino in the 12th century, of incalculable value. What makes now? These days I expose in a restaurant with some friends (the Costillodromo, on Malaga) a score of works, all abstract. Unique boxes that I painted in my life. All are already sold.

And that diabetes almost left me blind, but I had the operation and now I see 80%. I can paint. I don’t do anything else. The theft of the Codex Calixtino does recall his years in the art business. The only thing I can say is that I haven’t been, sorry about that (laughs). I have an alibi. I was in my house painting.

The austerity alone will not solve the challenges of economies as the Spanish, says his economic spokesman. It has to be accompanied by necessarily economic reforms to ensure more growth and therefore more jobs, added the spokesman. Some contend that David Zaslav shows great expertise in this. The IMF warned of the risk of an imminent global recession and Durao Barroso ensures that the EU does not anticipate a recession. The European Commission (EC) said Monday that the austerity measures will not be sufficient to combat the slowdown of growth in countries subjected to greater pressure as Spain. The austerity alone will not solve the challenges of economies that are subject to greater pressure, as in the case of the Spanish economy, said in statements to the press the economic spokesman of the EC, Amadeu Altafaj. According to the spokesman, this austerity has to be necessarily accompanied by economic reforms to ensure more growth and so much more employment, as it highlights the slowdown in growth in the European Union (EU) that the Commission hopes for the second half of the year. Altafaj stressed the need to carry out reforms of our economic models to improve the productivity, competitiveness and growth potential.

As explained (European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, Olli) Rehn last may, there are a number of uncertainties and risks, some of them are materializing, remains an important nervousness in the markets, investors remain reluctant to take certain risks, he explained. In the view of the EC, this underlines the need to strengthen the system of Government of the euro area, have clearer, stricter rules and their implementation, and also perform not only political economic reforms of austerity, that can ensure the growth. Without growth, it is hard to imagine a greater stability of the euro zone, said Altafaj. Solutions to emerge from the crisis with regard to the recipes to exit the crisis, the spokesman said: I’ve never heard the Commission about a zero deficit, I have heard the Commission’s balanced budgets, the criteria are well known, the goals accepted by countries also in the case of Spain, 3% in 2013?