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Judges of the Second Senate of the Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht) issue their ruling on the legality of the eurozone's bailout fund and fiscal pact for greater budgetary discipline on September 12, 2012 in Karlsruhe, southern Germany.
Reuters reports — Germany's Constitutional Court gave a green light on Wednesday for the country to ratify the euro zone's new rescue fund and budget pact but gave parliament veto powers over any future increases in the size of the fund.
The eagerly anticipated verdict by the court in Karlsruhe, southern Germany, boosted global stocks and the euro currency as investors breathed a sigh of relief that the euro zone's rescue fund could take effect after months of delay. Read the full story.
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8 judges? what if its 4 to 4?
The Islam religion is a decent denomination as all are, the meaning is Brothers and Sisters
of all denominations, shouldn't exibit violence and destruction even deaths and maiming of our
fellow men, women and children over an insult from a film. I felt the islamic people couldn't be
so wicked as to show such immaturirty. Your religion, I feel, is one of might, strength, love,
peaceful natured as well as wisdom. The destrutive nature of the nefarious people are only
trouble makers and smearing the Islamist good name. I am agnostic but I don't judge any
religion of any denominations. The people I've known who are Islams are decent and kind
folks, simple life and hopes to build a place in the world not to hate other religions but to
learn of them, which may be the key as to our reason of exisistance in the world.
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