Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 6:19:21 GMT
Become a member of Nuevatribuna The Madrid Social Platform for Progress has called a meeting to learn about the problem of financial exclusion and address possible solutions. During the meeting we were able to learn the opinion of María Rodríguez, expert in responsible consumption, Julio Rodríguez , Doctor in Economics who has carried out numerous works in the field of finance and economic policy and Rodolfo Rieznik , professor of economics at the Pontifical University of Comillas . Thousands of claims are filed each year that have to do with banking, specifically more than 27,000, of which the vast majority do not come to fruition. Even when directed to higher bodies, such as the Central Bank, these complaints end up unanswered or unresolved at the banks. In Spain there are 9 million people who receive a pension, forced in practice to collect their monthly payment in a bank account, subject to draconian conditions, such as commission payments, automated and depersonalized procedures and contacts, personal abuse in any management that is carried out.
Are forced to perform. These banking practices are causing widespread unrest that is beginning to worry banks and governments. At the European level, and also at the Spanish level, the effects of office Guatemala Mobile Number List closures and digitalization are being responded to by measures such as the recognition of people's rights, the establishment of limits on digitalized contacts, or the right to personalized attention. Citizens are being expelled from access to money. There is no longer public banking and the banking sector is becoming an oligopoly in the hands of very few economic groups. The problem is that money is a public good and not being able to have it means the loss of the right to live, because to live we need money that allows us to satisfy basic needs. It is not about promoting a powerful public bank, but about developing the financial instruments available to reinforce economic policies, productive development, and support for people.
The origin of the problem is found in the last quarter of the last century, when high profitability, the expansion of multinationals and high consumption reached peaks that drove the absolute liberalization of markets to maintain exorbitant profits. What they call liberalizing has been nothing other than deregulating. Privatize water, electricity, transportation, traditional public services such as education, health, social services and, less clearly, but no less real, banking. The destination of a part of the banking assets aimed at industrial, agricultural, or real estate financing occurred through obligations that the state established on the financial system. A good example were socially controlled savings banks. Its assets, its liabilities and the very destination of its benefits to social work was the result of shared governance between administrations and the citizens themselves who had their money in the box. Redistribute by taxing wealth, assets and high incomes. It's urgent, there is no alternative Paying fair taxes is not a crime All this is over.
Are forced to perform. These banking practices are causing widespread unrest that is beginning to worry banks and governments. At the European level, and also at the Spanish level, the effects of office Guatemala Mobile Number List closures and digitalization are being responded to by measures such as the recognition of people's rights, the establishment of limits on digitalized contacts, or the right to personalized attention. Citizens are being expelled from access to money. There is no longer public banking and the banking sector is becoming an oligopoly in the hands of very few economic groups. The problem is that money is a public good and not being able to have it means the loss of the right to live, because to live we need money that allows us to satisfy basic needs. It is not about promoting a powerful public bank, but about developing the financial instruments available to reinforce economic policies, productive development, and support for people.
The origin of the problem is found in the last quarter of the last century, when high profitability, the expansion of multinationals and high consumption reached peaks that drove the absolute liberalization of markets to maintain exorbitant profits. What they call liberalizing has been nothing other than deregulating. Privatize water, electricity, transportation, traditional public services such as education, health, social services and, less clearly, but no less real, banking. The destination of a part of the banking assets aimed at industrial, agricultural, or real estate financing occurred through obligations that the state established on the financial system. A good example were socially controlled savings banks. Its assets, its liabilities and the very destination of its benefits to social work was the result of shared governance between administrations and the citizens themselves who had their money in the box. Redistribute by taxing wealth, assets and high incomes. It's urgent, there is no alternative Paying fair taxes is not a crime All this is over.
