The case of the one who gives life to our principal history of this edition, Mauricio Zelaya, who like many Latin Americans lost his work and is in risk of losing his house, it is an example of the situation through that a big number of Hispanics lives in the area and at national level.

Although the details of the plan of economic stimulus, for a total of $ 287.000 millions, and of the proposal of mortgage mitigation, for $ 75.000 millions, they are still announced, it is essential that these measurements take into consideration the conditions of thousands of persons who, on not having had a fixed revenue for not being provided with a stable work or without being credit subjects, perhaps are not in conditions to renegotiate his mortgages, and it continues the extreme danger of losing his housings.

This joins the gray news that are coming from the economic plane. The crisis is expanding at the speed of the light to other economies on a global scale and the severity of the current situation almost does not leave space for the optimism.

In this sense, it is not possible to deny that the Administration of the President Obama is thinking about how for all the means to support the families in his hearths and, at the same time, to liberate the access to the credit to the people and to the business that desperately need it to be supported afloat.

In fact, the bundle of economic stimulus signed on Tuesday, the 17th is an energetic action to begin to walk again the productive activity of the country, and the same chief has not discarded that there could be a new action of this type to inject major dynamism to the economy.

The banks and the big companies are grateful for it. The motor-car industry is grateful for it. It is of hoping that who bought his housings with the sleep of the proper house also could be grateful to him and should not have to do the longed American dream moves away.