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Month: June 2013

University

University

In the world economy and finance debts are very common. Many times people are with very limited resources and compulsory expenditure that they must perform in such situations, the most common is to borrow money. This generates debts that only complicate life in a big way. Borrowing is not the only way to generate debt, another very common is using credit cards to make purchases and expenses often are completely unnecessary. There are many ways to fight the debt, but in this article I will share with you three very important: 1. your mentality. Although many believe that the mindset is a somewhat silly topic and that it does nothing, the reality is very different.

The way in which we think determines in large part if we have success or failure in our lives (including debts). It’s analyzing what kind of thoughts have more in your life. Are they positive? Are they negative? Do you think that you will pay your debt soon? Do you worry much? Based on your analysis, aims to improve your mentality and the way in which you think constantly. Many people say that all the actions we take are cause of the thoughts that arise in our minds. If all the time we have negative thoughts, obviously our actions will be negative and we will not advance on payment of our debt. It converts everything to positive! 2. Your financial education. It is a reality that in schools and universities around the world teach a lot of issues, careers and specialties.

There are thousands of professions in which anyone can be focused. Unfortunately, there is an initiative to teach society how money works and how to manage it properly. Lack of education is one of the main causes that nowadays there is so much debt. But there is good news, since even if schools do not teach these topics, it is possible to auto – educate yourself, buy books, courses and materials than if teach all this kinds of important issues and at the same time ignored. 3. Your purposes. It is obvious that everyone wants to pay its debts, but For what? The question may seem meaningless, but if we look at it in detail, we realize that it is very important to have a great purpose, a reason in everything we do. You might want to pay off your debts to pay the University to your children, in order to buy a car, a house or go out more often on vacation. No matter what, it is important to always have a goal or a purpose that motivates us to keep paying our debts day by day, with determination and action. These are not the only factors that affect our ability to pay debts, but are certainly very important. If we develop them to the fullest, I’m sure that your financial life will improve in a big way.

Jose President Lopez Portillo

Jose President Lopez Portillo

He played him to the cement and iron. As other Latin American leaders have done in the past, Venezuelan President is apparently seeking to become scapegoats for the failure of their public policies to private companies. In Mexico, Jose President Lopez Portillo in 1982 blamed on banking of the economic crisis that crossed the country and nationalized the Mexican private banks, but not foreigners. The sudden announcement about the nationalization of the cement immediately threatens the operations of different foreign cement companies operating in Venezuela. In addition to Cemex, the French company Lafarge and Swiss company Holcim have operations in this country. CEMEX is the biggest manufacturer of cement in Venezuela, where controls 52 percent of the production of the product. Meanwhile, Lafarge covers approximately 25% of the total production of cement in Venezuela and Holcim, around 17%. According to estimates of the analysts, Cemex they may receive between U$ S 400 and 800 million as compensation for its assets in Venezuela.

Not is has made estimates for two other companies, more what him interests the Government is seizing Cemex initially. The Siderurgica del Orinoco, the Andean regions largest Caribbean and belonging to the group after Techint, was privatized in 1997, two years before the arrival of Chavez to power. The steel Ternium Sidor, controlled by the Argentine group Techint, has valued between US $3200-$ 4000 million operations in Venezuela and this was the amount requested to the Government of Venezuela. But the Venezuelan Government replied that it was only worth $800 million. The decision is already made and the Bolivarian revolution still has the economic resources to make strategic type private companies and transform them into public bodies at the service of the sovereign according to the motto of the revolutionaries that accompany Chavez in his onslaught against private economic ownership. In other words, investors, to look towards other horizons. By now companies begin flying out of Venezuela. And the ideologization in schools? subject of great concern in the Venezuelan population, will remain the largest bastion of struggle that Venezuelans will keep until the end. The fearful nationalization of the minds of the children concerned and at this point we will know far the patience of the Venezuelan.