The 'banksters'
PEDRO VILLALAR has recalled a newspaper in Barcelona: after the Great Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt denounced bankers gangsters (bankerst) accusing them of being as dangerous as the mob: "They consider the government as a mere appendage to their business" he argued.
In our country, not just the bankers have been professionals who have looted the country (the big banks have withstood the onslaught of perfectly bubble burst and the crisis), but the fans who have been placed by the political forces in front of savings banks. Upstarts who mostly came from other professions, therefore inexperienced in the financial world, have been the go-between political groups and organized the great pillage, which so far has cost the public purse of EUR 40,000 million, almost seven billion pesetas. And have ruined thousands of savers with the "preferred" a scam in the making.
The moral and political health of this country requires the Justice not to leave unpunished many abuses.The boards of directors of the boxes that have sponsored and made possible the scandal at our expense should pay for it. Notwithstanding that ask citizens at the polls political accounts to parties who have bundled this great outrage.
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