Hancock
Hancock (Will Smith) is the latest superhero movie that lands on the Billboard Spanish, but unlike others, here the protagonist is not politically correct because it is an alcoholic that his superpowers are to bring in cool.
The problem with this "Superlopez American" is that it is much loved by the general public (they insult most of the time), but this changes when a man who works in public relations, Ray Embrey, decides to help improve its image, then that Hancock will save it from being hit by a train.
You see, in the twenty to superheroes need a marketing department.
Yesterday we had a savior of the earth, which is not a superhero black if not we talk about black gold, one that also tends to be insulted by the general public, but this week has met with the kryptonite of the economic crisis and had to think "Hey, if the world does not grow as well stop using oil right?". So I have that this week has lost nearly $ 10, just when we needed good news. Like good movies, leaving the plot to the end.
In Spain, the movie mode is the melodrama of Martinsa-Fadesa and concerned (banks, customers and suppliers) in The Economist makes us an interesting overview of what the insolvency proceedings. I think we should highlight the following paragraph:
When the company sought the assistance before it reaches insolvency, such as Martinsa-Fadesa, not only is there no collapse of the company, but the advantages for the administrator are far superior to those obtained from a competition when the company is already insolvent and more if he had promoted one or more of the debtors.
The question that is asked by many is: What happens to my house? "I call Martinsa but nobody says anything and the builder has stopped work". So far we know little, except that the presales for the developer, headed by Fernando Martin amounted to 12,578 according to documents submitted to the CNMV.
Gradually out some dirt on the promoter, coomo that an appraisal report inflated results Martinsa in 2007.
A report Tasamadrid, company valuation subsidiary of Caja Madrid (the main creditor of Martinsa-Fadesa), attributed such value to the property acquired, which allowed revalue included at 4.617 million. That made the purchase of Fadesa, whose 86.5% cost 3.512 million in March 2007 - at a bargain, to the extent that the company said 416 million as profit on the difference between the amount paid and the alleged true value of assets, as reflected in the audit of the company. Without that point accounting, supported by the report Tasamadrid, Martinsa-Fadesa have come into losses in 2007, by the high costs associated with the purchase of Fadesa.
A few months ago I was forced to write every day the name of a new estate with economic problems, now touches the daily listing of companies with records of employment regulation. Today we have Spanair starts a quarter of its workforce and Vueling are thinking of doing the same.
Go peliculón. Right?
Written by Carlos Lopez on July 17, 2008 with 310 reviews.





Good morning .... In my company have already reduced staff by 10%. And it's supposed to be more layoffs in September .... I do not care .... I have health and strength to get up. A hug.
Pd: me yet I have not been fired, but I want to be prepared if the Mosquises ...