Financial Savings

Financial Savings

This completed a presidential term in one of the world powers as it is United States of America, where outgoing President George W. Bush, has been heavily criticised, vilified by its management in recent years, where United States faces a serious financial crisis, product of economic programs, wars, contrasts found in its foreign trade, and policy jha also been repudiated by some countries for its form of intervention. It is well known that companies eliminated 159,000 jobs in September, according to the Department of labor, a fact that places the United States closer to recession economy.Other 159,000 families wondering how they will pay for food, gas and energy that are eating your budget and wondering how to keep your House, said the Governor of Ohio, Ted Strickland, in weekly radio speech of the Democrats. In this regard, Jorge Elias journal the Buenos Aires nation points out that Bush weakened national pride with his obsession to restore it after the blasting of the twin towers, and overwhelmed by the financial collapse, instilled more fear than certainty in his effort to convince Republicans and Democrats of the need to vote in the first instance, in the House of representatives, the Wall Street rescue plan. The financial crisis has shown his side economic, with falling employment and consumption in the United States and other countries, and his side politically, with distrust of leaders can not be denied that the United States faces a serious financial crisis that is significantly affecting its economy, its security, the generation of unemployment and to not be affected very President Bush requested a financial system bailout plan Bush ensures that its adoption will help to address the fundamental problem of the crisis in the financial system. As it is already public and as well as the world, the Congress points out It approved a rescue plan that will allow the Government to buy the toxic assets that have destabilized the financial institutions, for an amount of up to $ 700 billion..

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