Lituania, nuevo miembro de la zona euro
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Imágenes de precios en litas y en euros en una tienda de Vilna
31.12.2014Price signs show prices in Lithuanian Litas and Euros in a shop in Vilnius on December 27, 2014, as Lithuania will adopt the Euro on January 1, 2015. Lithuania hopes joining the eurozone on January 1, 2015 will boost its security amid anxiety over Russia, but many in the Baltic state fear the currency switch will also bring price hikes.AFP PHOTO / PETRAS MALUKASAFP PHOTO / PETRAS MALUKAS -
Imagen de un banco lituano que muestra los tipos de cambio
31.12.2014A water sign of a bank note is screened in a shop window of a bank in Vilnius on December 27, 2014, as Lithuania will adopt the Euro on January 1, 2015. Lithuania hopes joining the eurozone on January 1, 2015 will boost its security amid anxiety over Russia, but many in the Baltic state fear the currency switch will also bring price hikes. AFP PHOTO / PETRAS MALUKASAFP PHOTO / PETRAS MALUKAS -
Una guía muestra las medidas de seguridad de un billete de cinco euros en Vilna
31.12.2014A guide shows the security features of euro banknotes to students in Vilnius December 17, 2014. Tensions with Moscow have simmered ever since Lithuania became the first republic to declare independence from the Soviet Union in 1990, although only 6 percent of the population are Russian speakers, far fewer than in its Baltic neighbours. On Jan. 1, it will be the last of the Baltic states to join the currency bloc, hoping like Estonia and Latvia for more investment and lower borrowing costs to spur one of Europe's poorest but fastest-growing economies. All three have felt the blowback from East-West tension over Russia's encroachment into Ukraine this year in the form of Russian sanctions and military grandstanding on their borders. Picture taken December 17, 2014. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins (LITHUANIA - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)REUTERS/Ints Kalnins
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