Tarjetas ‘revolving’, entre intereses de más del 22% y una ley atascada: “Te atrapan de por vida”

<think> Okay, the user provided materials about a news article and wants me to act as a journalist for Global24, writing original news syntheses in neutral Spanish. Let me start by carefully reading the instructions.

First, the format must be exactly two short paragraphs separated by a blank line, max 110 words total. Tone informative and neutral. I can't copy phrases from the materials, and I must not invent data. If the material is scarce, I should only describe what the source reported and the general context.

Looking at the provided materials: the main headline is about revolving credit cards with interest over 22% and a stalled law. The source is Economía en EL PAÍS, dated 2026-09-13. The extract mentions the government wants to limit costs and create a Financial Customer Defense Authority, but both measures are pending approval. There are related headlines, but they seem unrelated to the main topic, so I should ignore them as per instructions.

I need to synthesize only the main news. The key points: revolving cards have high interest (>22%), a law to regulate them is stuck, government aims to cap costs and create a new authority, but both are pending. I must avoid copying phrases, so I'll rephrase everything in my own words. Check word count: two paragraphs, max 110 words total. Let me draft.

First paragraph: introduce the issue, mention high interest rates, the stalled law, and government intentions. Second paragraph: note the pending approvals and the context of consumer protection. Ensure neutrality, no extra data. Count words carefully.

Wait, the user said "si el material es escaso, limitate a describir qué informó la fuente y el contexto general". Here, the material has enough info, but I must stick to it. No inventing. Also, never copy textual phrases. So I'll paraphrase everything.