CNN's Rick Sanchez Reports on Bush being ignored at G20 Summit - Funny, and deserved.

Two slow cars going at it!

- Se anuncian reformas en los mercados financieros para mejorar su transparencia y promomer una mayor integridad en el sistema. - El presidente de EE.UU., George W. Bush, afirmó hoy que se han logrado avances en la cumbre del G20 para solucionar la crisis financiera, pero superarla requerirá aún un.... more

11/15/2008 Ron Paul, the only one telling YOU the truth... Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with.... more

More at http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=100 G20 leaders have a nice dinner, but do not deal with how to make financial institutions serve the public

Quoted text from Sky News. "The leaders of the world's 20 major industrial and financial nation have vowed to reform the global financial systems - as a first step towards halting the worsening financial crises. Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown described it as "an historic agreement". But it is.... more

11/14/2008 Lost in all the Obama furor, the world's leading economic powers — the so-called G-20 nations — are quietly laying plans for a November 15th summit in Washington, D.C., that may effect a revolution in world finance and global governance, a revolution with potentially much greater long-term impact on.... more

Ron Paul talks g20 with Neil Cavuto/Fox News (11/15/08)

Already, the World Bank estimates, high food and fuel prices have driven 100 million people into poverty. So to help protect the poorest, and minimize cuts in government investments in basic services like education, the World Bank its prepared to triple its lending to developing countries.... from $13 billion to $35.... more

Saturday's one-day summit of G20 leaders in Washington could be the first step in reforming the world's economy and banking system. However, many analysts are sceptical about the outcome, saying the meeting is unlikely to bring any practical results. One reason for the pessimism is the lame-duck status of the U.S. president.