Half-baked Socialism: A Glimpse Into Venezuela's Bread Crisis
A panadería owner explains the harrowing reality of having to run a business that feeds Venezuelans, under the State's coercive watch.
A panadería owner explains the harrowing reality of having to run a business that feeds Venezuelans, under the State's coercive watch.
Why is Corey Lewandowski’s lobbying firm taking money from a 100% Venezuelan state-owned enterprise?
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Since last year, short-end Venny bonds have been possibly the one asset class worldwide that can more than double the worth of your portfolio in a year — aside from cocaine. That can't last, obvs, but man has the ride been sweet.
Don't be fooled by talk of 'repo' deals, Venezuela is pawning assets in international credit markets for pennies on the dollar on genuinely horrendous terms.
Nothing you learn in Business School will prepare you for interpreting the whirlwind of bad news PDVSA has been facing this year.
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Venezuela is no longer helping out the gringos brave the winter months with subsidized heating oil. Perhaps we can send them expired foodstuffs instead?
Quico argues that it was morally wrong to lead the UNASUR economic policy mission to Venezuela. I believe it would have been morally wrong not to do so.
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