En México, hemos pagado varias veces el valor real de los bancos extranjeros que han venido a saquear nuestro país. El gobierno sólo observa, lo permite y les da más.
It's an extraordinary irony that savers and borrowers are both being expected to pay to rescue banks and building societies from a crisis of their own making.
Our Money Mail investigation highlights the widening gap between low interest rates paid to savers and spiralling loan repayments demanded from borrowers.
And who gets to pocket the difference? Why, the very bankers whose greed and incompetence caused the credit crunch in the first place.
To shore up their crumbling profits and bonuses, financiers are refusing to pass on the Bank of England's base rate cuts to hard-pressed home-owners, while slashing the rates they pay to savers.
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