Bernie Sanders complaint "financial crime" on Wall Street
Democratic presidential hopeful US Bernie Sanders denounces the gap between rich and poor, warning that it is "immoral and unsustainable" situation.
"Speculation flows financial malfeasance, environmental destruction and the weakening of workers ' rights are even greater than those of ago quarter century , "Sanders said during a speech Friday at the Vatican.
the US senator rejected" excesses in the financial sector "and criticized" financial crime on Wall Street "-the main trading center of the world based in New York (USA.) - which has led to" the worst global financial crisis "since the economic crisis the nineties.
"speculation flows financial malfeasance, environmental destruction and the weakening of workers ' rights are even greater than the quarter of a century ago , " said the Democratic candidate to the Presidency of EE. UU., Bernie Sanders.
In his remarks also regretted ever built "an economy operated by 1 percent that becomes richer and richer, while the working class, youth and the poor are left further and further behind ".
" This is unacceptable, unsustainable and immoral. We can not let the market do what you want, we must include moral criteria in our economy , "urged Sanders, as has gathered Saturday on Univision US network.
According to the Democratic candidate," globalization of indifference "end up being unable "feel compassion for the poor, for the pain of other people." "We must change energy systems, changing production systems for a sustainable system , " he said.
the president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has returned to applaud this Saturday "anticapitalist" Democratic presidential hopeful US, the "brother" Bernie Sanders, who has said that winning it, "begin to change" the country. speech
"His anti - capitalist position has surprised me. Briefly talk , "said Morales at a press conference in Rome, Italian capital, in connection with the presentation of Sanders in the Vatican. The Indian dignitary Friday first expressed his enthusiasm about it in a message on his Twitter account.
Democratic presidential hopeful US Bernie Sanders denounces the gap between rich and poor, warning that it is "immoral and unsustainable" situation.
"Speculation flows financial malfeasance, environmental destruction and the weakening of workers ' rights are even greater than those of ago quarter century , "Sanders said during a speech Friday at the Vatican.
the US senator rejected" excesses in the financial sector "and criticized" financial crime on Wall Street "-the main trading center of the world based in New York (USA.) - which has led to" the worst global financial crisis "since the economic crisis the nineties.
"speculation flows financial malfeasance, environmental destruction and the weakening of workers ' rights are even greater than the quarter of a century ago , " said the Democratic candidate to the Presidency of EE. UU., Bernie Sanders.
In his remarks also regretted ever built "an economy operated by 1 percent that becomes richer and richer, while the working class, youth and the poor are left further and further behind ".
" This is unacceptable, unsustainable and immoral. We can not let the market do what you want, we must include moral criteria in our economy , "urged Sanders, as has gathered Saturday on Univision US network.
According to the Democratic candidate," globalization of indifference "end up being unable "feel compassion for the poor, for the pain of other people." "We must change energy systems, changing production systems for a sustainable system , " he said.
the president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, has returned to applaud this Saturday "anticapitalist" Democratic presidential hopeful US, the "brother" Bernie Sanders, who has said that winning it, "begin to change" the country. speech
"His anti - capitalist position has surprised me. Briefly talk , "said Morales at a press conference in Rome, Italian capital, in connection with the presentation of Sanders in the Vatican. The Indian dignitary Friday first expressed his enthusiasm about it in a message on his Twitter account.
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