Approximately 1,3 million Hispanics will lose their houses from here to 2012 due to the crisis after the Real Estate exploded in the United States, revealed this Tuesday a study of the main Latin organization La Raza.

The crisis represents approximately 45 million of Hispanics in the country with a loss of about $98,000 million, according to the study.

As a total, about 8 million American families are in danger or any risk to lose their houses and for each Hispanic family the loss goes around $90,000.

The Hispanics are the most important minority in the United States and the one with the biggest demographic growing from here to 2050, are being more affected by the evictions by judicial courts, after getting indebt during the last decade.

“The Hispanic and the African American people had twice the possibilities to get a high risk loan” that the rest of the Americans during these years.

After interviewing 25 Hispanic families all over the country, the inform warns about the big economical and psychological eviction of the crisis.

Fifteen of these families had to get some public help programs, and all, except one, took their savings to face the crisis.