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Manuel Sutherland: “A Lengthy Audit and Exhaustive Investigation of Venezuela’s Debt, Every Bond, Paper, and Ticket, Is Necessary if Payment Is to Be Made”

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Yahvé Álvarez.- “A lengthy audit and an exhaustive investigation of Venezuela’s debt, of every bond, paper, and ticket, would be necessary in the event of repayment, and that would require at least eight or nine months, which would be ideal to thoroughly examine the debt without harming honest investors while also avoiding excessive payments that […]

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IMF Clarifies It Is Not Participating in Venezuela’s Debt Plan, Though It Maintains Contacts with Caracas Featured

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The  Daily  Journal.-  The  International  Monetary  Fund  (IMF)  reported  this  Thursday  that,  for  the  moment,  it  remains  on  the  sidelines  of  the  debt  restructuring  strategy  announced  by  the Venezuelan government. According  to  a  report  by  the  EFE  news agency,  the multilateral  organization  has  not  participated  in  the  design  of  the  economic  framework  or  the  debt  […]

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 What Can Venezuela Do with the International Monetary Fund?

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The Daily Journal.-  The  recognition  by  the  multilateral  institution  opens  doors  for  Venezuela  to  emerge  from  its  economic crisis, but it also leaves many questions unanswered.  José Gregorio Yépez Mentioning  the  International  Monetary  Fund  (IMF)  frightens  some  people,  while  others  see  it  as  an  opportunity.  For  younger  generations,  it  is  probably  something  new,  unfamiliar  —  […]

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