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* The card burning what banks? * The leader Omar
Chang German

Tejeda Olmos Elisha

indeed is astonishing callousness and greed of bankers (that is well understood, the owners and managers of banks, not the workers) threaten one day and another also, users of credit cards that have not paid their debts by the simple reason that the money they get for their work would hardly have enough to eat.
also let us be clear that the long-suffering users of credit cards fell-again-in the grip of loan sharks to get carried away by promises of buy now, worry later, and the blandishments and lies well learned by bank executives.
We learned most of the Mexicans that credit is money borrowed to buy it, if that's the right thing by buying a credit because they always have to pay the respective interests, we are pledging our future income than at any time, as workers could disappear thanks to a layoff or illness or other unforeseeable.
In short, most users of credit cards now receive calls to their phones in the early morning or late at night! urging them to pay out to those that "I do not deny, payment, I can not", but before the threats of some "law firms" are firms rather gang members with professional degrees are turning to burning cards as of the seemingly "generous" Banco Azteca owned by Ricardo Salinas Pliego, the same owner of TV Azteca.
Tired of insults, threats and even beatings committed in an intolerant far impunity, debtors twisty with actions like the burning of cards and must trust that the greedy bankers, the permanence of their companies, their senses and stop using and illegal acts of intimidation to force them to pay. Because
cards today and tomorrow could it be the banks?

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sincere congratulations to German Omar Chang, director general of the journal Politics and Business Leader, which in its issue no. 128 realizes the team meeting that the company had with the governor Fidel Herrera Beltrán in the very same Government House.
We had the opportunity to work with Omar back in 1985 in the Financial Section of Diario de Xalapa which was commissioned by several years until the project materialized Leader magazine currently has offices in Xalapa, Veracruz, Cordoba and Coatzacoalcos and expands the state of Puebla.
Like any entrepreneur, Omar faced very young misunderstanding and adversity of many who surrounded him and so far unwilling to recognize his capacity for business, but the fact is that there is further evidence of the vision he had don Pavilion Rubén Acosta to give opportunity to those who considered that they could excel in any facet of journalism.

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