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El Cajas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (234 words) |
 | The Area Nacional de Recreación Cajas is a national park in the highlands of Ecuador. |
 | The El Cajas National Park is home to a large variety of animals, some of which are endemic or highly endangered. |
 | Among the most prominent are the South American Condor, of which only 80 remain throughout all Ecuador; the Curiquinga, a large fl and white raptor, and the largest hummingbird of the world who lives only on agave flowers. |
| Spain: Interview - Juan R. Quintás Seoane (1729 words) |
 | After the cajas were taken over, and with the banks then working toward the legitimate goal of maximizing profit, they began to close all the offices in unprofitable areas, and people without collateral as a guarantee were no longer given loans. |
 | What sets the Spanish cajas apart from those of the rest of the world is that they compete ferociously amongst themselves, and at the same time, cooperate over these instruments of financial war. |
 | When the Minister of Finance demonstrated how the Spanish banking system worked and the importance the cajas had, plus the relative importance of the banks that were functioning in Latin America, the IMF set aside their concerns concerning the Spanish economy. |