Elvira Sakhipzadovna Nabiullina is a Russian economist and current head of the Central Bank of Russia. She was Russian President Vladimir Putin's economic adviser from May 2012 to June 2013 after serving as minister of economic development and trade from September 2007 to May 2012. Wikipedia
Office: Head of the Central Bank of Russia since 2013 Trending
Born: October 29, 1963 (age 58 years), Ufa, Russia
Nationality: Russian
Spouse: Yaroslav Kuzminov
Education: Yale University, Moscow State University, Ekonomicheskiy Fakul'tet Mgu Imeni M.v.
Marzo 18, 2022
Putin Reappoints Russian Central Bank Chief Who Handed Over Russia’s Reserves to Russia’s Enemies
Will Russia Be Defeated
By Her Own Central Bank?
Paul Craig Roberts
According to the Wall Street Journal, today President Putin has nominated for a third term Elvira Nabiullina as chief of the Russian central bank:
“Ms. Nabiullina’s reappointment solidifies her role as one of Russia’s top economic generals, tasked with keeping the country’s financial system functioning and commerce flowing while fighting rages in Ukraine. Her current term is due to end in June. She is expected to speak later Friday.
“ ’The president has repeatedly praised the results of the work of Nabiullina and the central bank as a whole. And we see how logical it was to introduce her candidacy for another term,’ Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/putin-taps-central-bank-chief-for-third-term-with-mandate-to-cushion-economy-from-sanctions-11647602129?mod=Searchresults_pos4&page=1
This is an inexplicable decision! Nabiullina is the incompetent or traitor who was keeping Russia’s gold and foreign exchange reserves abroad where they were easily confiscated by the sanctioning countries.
Russia’s finance minister announced that Russia had lost half of its gold and foreign currency reserves to confiscation.
We do know that Russia’s reserves were offshored, because Russia was able to use some of her frozen reserves to pay a European debt and avoid default. Russia was able to use her frozen reserves because it suited the interest of the Western banks whose self-interest prevailed over Washington’s sanctions.
As Pepe Escobar writes, “This is a powerful indictment of the Russian Central Bank – which was borrowing against gold and exporting it. For all practical purposes, the Central Bank could be accused of perpetrating an inside job.”
“It boggles the mind that the Russian Central Bank does not answer to the Russian constitution as well as to the judicial system, but in fact is subordinated to the IMF. A case can be made that this cartel-designed financial system – implying zero sovereignty – simply cannot be tackled head on by any nation on the planet, and Putin has been trying to undermine it step by step. That includes, of course, keeping Elvira Nabiullina on the job even as she duly follows the Washington consensus to the letter.”
https://www.unz.com/pescobar/all-that-glitters-is-not-necessarily-russian-gold/ ( I assume Escobar is being facetious.)
It is beyond comprehension that Putin would reappoint, rather than arrest for high treason, a fool or traitor who gave away Russia’s foreign exchange reserves to Russia’s enemies, a Western alliance that Putin has said is committed to the annihilation of Russia.
Something is clearly bad wrong in the Kremlin when the Russian central bank is following IMF norms that serve the West at Russia’s expense. As Putin has finally acknowledged the reality of a Russian Fifth Column operating against Russia, he should investigate whether his central bank chief is part part of it.
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Esta Noticia nos ha sacudido los cimientos.
No estabamos preparados para ello.
¿Qué está pasando en Rusia?¿Educada en Yale University?
´No entendemos ni papa
--Primero, ¿cómo estaba depositado el oro en bancos occidentales?
--Segundo, ¿cómo no se repatrió el oro a Rusia antes de llevar a cabo la operación militar en Ucrania sabiendo perfectamente que habrian abrumadores sanciones por parte del imperialismo
--Tercero, ¿cómo reinstalar de nuevo a Nabiullina en el puesto mas importante de la economía rusa sabiendo todo lo que había pasado?
¿Qué está pasando en Rusia?
La infiltración de la CIA en la caída de la Unión Soviética y después en la Federación Rusia tiene una larga historia:
