
Meanwhile, the rescue plan has passed the first test and prepare for Friday. Among the legislators there is optimism about the chances that this time the project is approved. The Wall Street Journal reproduced the statements of a spokesman for Republican John Boehner of Ohio, the minority leader said: "We believe we have a better chance to pass this bill than we had last Monday, but we have to wait and see. " When the chances that the bailout would be adopted are that high, the question inevitably arises: What is left to do if it is not? It is unclear how much is the total toxic assets held by U.S. financial institutions. It is also unclear how the health of major financial institutions from other developed countries. While Europe decided to develop a contingency plan, there are no additional steps that may stop the crisis if it exceeds the power of restraint that would have the mega plan. For more questionable it is, the bailout appears to be the last serious attempt to contain the crisis. There will pray for it to work. We will meet again tomorrow, Horacio Pozzo
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