Worth Less
By May, Venezuela's highest denominated banknote won't be worth the paper it's printed on. Literally.
By May, Venezuela's highest denominated banknote won't be worth the paper it's printed on. Literally.
Venezuela feels like it's at rock bottom, but the numbers tell another story. With the economy set to get much, much worse, removing Maduro would mean bailing chavismo out.
As we peer into the abyss of outright hyper-inflation, tech savvy Venezuelans figure out you can shield yourself from the bolivar's implosion without ever coming near a Cadivi folder. How? Bitcoin!
Uruguay bet a huge porcentage of its agro-exporting economy on a single deal with the Venezuelan government. What could imaginably go wrong?
At this point in the year, the water level in the Guri reservoir has never been lower. Our strategy? Pray for rain.
It’s always strange when someone you know turns up on the news. So imagine my surprise when I found out Rodolfo Medina, my old Econometrics teacher from undergrad days at UCV, is now Finance Minister.
With $167 billion dollars stashed away in its Macroeconomic Stabilization Fund, Venezuela will likely be spared the worst of the current oil market downturn.
Following this week’s total rout in the oil market, the question of when Venezuela is likely to experience a “credit event” is now been asked in terms of...
In a remarkable, minute-long riff in his maiden teleSUR interview, Luis Salas gives us all the reason we'll ever need to refuse to give him additional powers.
What if Henry had taken last night's teachable moment to really explain how what Maduro calls "economic war" is really just red corruption hiding behind a thick veil of ideological gobbledygook?
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