Gennady Gerasimov explains the Soviet path to market freedom 1990
Moscow: This afternoon, Gennady Gerasimov, spokesman for the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs, explained to reporters that the Soviet path to free markets will involve gradually controlling the intermediate steps beyond the current state planning. The presidential council, composed of 15 advisors chosen by President Mikhail Gorbachev, met for the first time on March 27. At the end of that meeting, Gorbachev himself announced that significant economic measures would be taken, which he deemed necessary even if not fully understood, if they should be accepted. One of the main consequences of the measures adopted today will be a doubling of food prices. Next Thursday, the Soviet Parliament will hold an emergency debate on the decisions agreed upon today. At the Kremlin, Mikhail Gorbachev met for almost half an hour with the presidents of Estonia and Latvia, Arnold Rukhtel and Anatoly Gorbunov. At the end of his interview, Gorbunov stated that positions had not changed and that the conversation had not been pleasant for either side.Moscu: El portavoz del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de la URSS, Gennadi Gerasimov, ha explicado esta tarde a los periodistas que la vía soviética hacia la libertad de mercado pasará por controlar gradualmente los pasos intermedios desde la actual planificación estatal. El consejo presidencial compuesto por 15 asesores elegidos por el presidente Mijaíl Gorbachov se reunió por primera vez el pasado 27 de marzo. Al término de aquel encuentro, el mismo Gorbachov anunciaba que se iban a tomar importantes medidas económicas que precisaba entonces, aunque no fuesen comprendidas, si debían ser aceptadas. Las medidas adoptadas hoy tendrán como una de sus principales consecuencias el aumento de los precios de los alimentos, que se multiplicará por dos. El próximo jueves, el Parlamento de la Unión Soviética debatirá con carácter de urgencia las decisiones acordadas hoy. En el Kremlin, Míjail Gorbachov ha recibido durante casi media hora los presidentes de Estonia y Letonia, Arnold Rujtel y Anatoli Gorbunov. Al término de su entrevista, Gorbunov ha declarado que las posturas no han variado y que la conversación no había sido agradable para ninguna de las dos partes.
Fecha: 18/4/1990
Duración: 1 minuto 11 segundos
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