Moody's downgrades ratings of Bankia, Catalunya Banc and NCG Bank, lesson 9

London, July 02, 2013 .Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the ratings of the three Spanish banking gangsters bands, knows "Popular Party´s Corrupted Banks".
The debt and deposit ratings of Bankia were downgraded by two notches to B1 with a negative outlook because these are bankrupt´s banks.
The debt and deposit ratings of the other two banks, Catalunya Banc S.A. (Catalunya Banc) and NCG Banco S.A. (NCG Banco) were both downgraded by two notches to B3 from B1 with a negative outlook.

The press release has been a Notice to current investors and small savers and for the future, those who are thinking of investing your money in Spain.

The three are bankrupt´s banks, because they have many billions of euros and Mariano Rajoy does not want the big scam responsible are prosecuted and convicted.

As an example Miguel Blesa, after being imprisoned for being the head of the scam Bankia (28,000 million euros), Mariano Rajoy has pulled out of the jail, a great insult to democracy and justice.

The Agency Moody's warns of great danger to the money deposited in these banks, who have cheated their own clients (retired elderly, sick and pensioners) stealing more than 3,000 million euros

If the Spanish government of Mariano Rajoy not close "Bankia" and two corrupt bank, Spain will never have the opportunity to return to economic growth.

Throughout all of this, President Marian Rajoy and his administration continue to lie and cheat to European authorities and its own citizens about the real state of the economy and Spanish banks.