As an additional guest at the meetings of the G20, Do you sincerely believe that the leaders of those countries, together with the various representatives of the economic bodies that make up the group, have the capacity to coordinate effective responses to the global financial collapse? Or, on the contrary, do you believe that an effective response will come solely from those countries that have the inherent capacity to recover? Perhaps we are simply faced with yet another ineffective political and economic bureaucracy. Although I would prefer to believe that the G20 meetings could give rise to the embryo of a future global governing body for the economic system – one that is far more dynamic, effective and capable of decision-making than the UN or the IMF.
I’m sorry for the delay, Vicente.
