Hundreds of people from around the country gathered in Chicago for three days of events dubbed “Showdown in Chicago,” intended to draw attention to the foreclosure crisis and related financial problems and to call for more regulation in the financial industry. While some protesters waved signs that read “Put people first” and “Wanted: Wall Street bankers,” others chanted, “Bust up big banks!” and “Bailout? No thanks!”
The showdown on Monday coincided with the American Bankers Association’s annual convention held downtown. Many showdown-goers came because they said big banks are spending billions to prevent reforms that would protect taxpayers from their future abuses. Read more about the protest against the banks…
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