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Share The View

The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Sep 19, 2015

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Latin America

The Editors: "=/strong>Pope Francis's critics are right: This weekend's papa= visit [to Cuba] will not bring an end, or even much of a pause, to the pa=anoid repression that marks the Castro regime. That doesn't mean it's not =orthwhile, however -- far from it." Read more...

Greece

Megan McArdle: "The Greek gov=rnment -- well, governments -- have now tried everything. They tried agree=ng to reforms and dragging their feet on implementation. They tried intran=igence. They flirted with Grexit. The result has been years of crisis and =conomic stagnation. All that's left is one choice: Elect someone to carry =ut the new bailout agreement, and hope that this time, it finally works."<=span> Read more...

Europe

Leonid Bershidsky: "If Alexis Tsipras is the loser of Greece's snap elections on Sunday= he will be remembered as a terribly unsuccessful politician. ... Win or l=se, however, Tsipras will have achieved something important: a major setba=k for Europe's radical left." Read more...

Refugees

Noah Feldman: "Why don't Euro=ean navies interdict refugees at sea, and send them back to Libya or Turke= or wherever they're coming from? ... You might think the answer is that t=e Europeans are just more softhearted than the Americans or Australians, b=t it turns out the answer isn't that simple. Behind Europe’s polic= of saving refugees at sea and bringing them in for processing and asylum =ies a controversial 2012 decision by the European Court of Human Rights."<=span> Read more...

FEDERAL RESERVE

Clive Crook: "Below-target in=lation is not only what the Fed has achieved, year in year out, but also w=at it intends to carry on achieving until the end of 2018. If the Fed does='t want to publish a forecast showing inflation rising above 2 percent, it=should perhaps acknowledge that its target is indeed a ceiling. And then, =aving done that, it should perhaps raise the ceiling to 3 percent." Read more...

Cars

Edward Niedermeyer: "General =otors has finally settled with the U.S. government over the criminal inves=igation into flawed auto safety switches that left at least 124 of its cus=omers dead and many more badly injured. In case you think justice has fina=ly been served, think again." Read more...=/span>

Sports

Kavitha Davidson: "The invest=gation into rampant corruption at FIFA has drawn one step closer to the to=, taking down Sepp Blatter's right-hand man. ... [Secretary General Jerome= Valcke's dismissal this week is part of FIFA's strategy to prove it's tak=ng reform seriously by severing ties to executives under Blatter, still pr=serving the head of the beast."

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