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Resumen Se analiza la crisis del euro desde la perspectiva de tres autores que jugaron un papel esencial durante la crisis griega: Yanis Varoufakis, Ministro de Finanzas en el primer gobierno de Tsipras; James K. Galbraith, reputado economista americano y brillante consejero de Varoufakis durante la crisis griega; Stuart Holland, importante participante y defensor de un proyecto europeo confederal, social y democratico desde los inicios de la construccion europea. Ellos demuestran que los origenes de la crisis europea son mas profundos que lo que los dirigentes europeos admiten; y advierten que la zona euro no ha sido una marcha hacia la prosperidad como se nos habia prometido, sino una piramide de deudas que han asfixiando a paises como Grecia, Irlanda, Portugal y Espana. La concepcion neoliberal y burocratica de la zona euro tuvo alguna fuerza motriz por los prestamos bancarios, pero estos no evitaron que la crisis golpeara otra vez a Europa. Asi, las nuevas deudas y la austeridad han erosionado la estabilidad del continente lo que ha provocado movimientos de xenofobia y racismo que amenazan a la estabilidad internacional. Abstract This paper analyses the crisis of the euro from the perspective of three authors who played an essential role during the Greek crisis: Yanis Varoufakis, Minister of Finance in the first government of Tsipras; James K. Galbraith, reputed American economist and brilliant adviser of Varoufakis during the Greek crisis; Stuart Holland, important participant and defender of a confederate, social and democratic European project from the beginnings of the European construction. This authors show that the origins of the European crisis are deeper than what European leaders admit; and warn that the Eurozone has not been as successful as it was promised by European leaders, but instead a pyramid of debts that have suffocated countries like Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain. The neoliberal and bureaucratic conception of the euro zone had some driving force behind bank lending, but these did not prevent the crisis from hitting Europe again. Thus, new debts and austerity have eroded the stability of the continent and there have been movements of xenophobia and racism that threaten international stability.

La construccion monetaria europea y la crisis del euro: la perspectiva de la izquierda radical griega