Barack Obama Plans To Contribute To The Foreclosure Prevention

Barack Obama Plans To Contribute To The Foreclosure Prevention

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The new U.S. President Barack Obama has said in his first speech broadcast as head of state that he hoped to promulgate his vast or plan to revive the economy and facilitate foreclosure prevention, estimated at 825 billion dollars in less than a month.

He said he was happy to announce that the two parties in the Congress have already been working actively in this plan and that he hoped to promulgate it in less than a month, has said Obama, reports AFP. The U.S. President will soon meet his economic team in order to determine the budgetary priorities of the new Government to contribute to the foreclosure prevention.

The president has warned that solving economic problems takes time, but he has been confident that such a daring enterprise will help to restore the country helping it in the foreclosure prevention.

If people act as citizens and work in order to rebuild America, then the president trusts that they will come out of this difficult period, stronger and more prosperous than before, he has insured people that are more skeptical.
Statements have occurred in the conditions in which unemployment rate has reached its highest level for the past 26 years, which emphasizes the challenge facing the new American administration.

Obama has warned that if no measures are taken, the unemployment rate could exceed 10%. He has said that his revival plan aims to stimulate wider sectors of the economy, creating at the same time between three and four million new jobs.

They need to invest in their priorities, as energy and education, health and new infrastructures, which are necessary for them, in order to feel strong and competitive in the twenty first century, he has underlined.

The project aims as well to double the production of green energy (wind, solar and energy coming from bio-fuels) within three years and a new electrical network. Each measure of this kind can contribute to the revival of the American economy.

Obama has proposed as well the switch of medical records to electronic format, within five years, the renovation, and modernization of 10,000 schools and the renewing of the country's infrastructure. In addition, millions of Americans will have access to high-speed internet.

The Republicans warn that these measures would greatly increase the budget deficit, which, according to the Office of the Congressional budget will reach 1,100 billion dollars in 2009.

The President of the United States of America, Barack Obama, could propose a plan for supporting the U.S. economy of 1,000 billions of dollars.

The elected President of the United States Barack Obama considers a plan to recover the U.S. economy that could exceed previous massive estimates and could reach 1.000 billion dollars within two years, according to the Wall Street Journal publication, quoted by Reuters.

Obama's team, who consider an incentive package of 500 billion U.S. dollars after two weeks, now say that the amount of 600 billion within two years is "a low estimate," writes The Wall Street Journal, and people are more optimistic as far as foreclosure prevention is concerned.

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