Now is the time for Venezuela, and the
world, to be planning for what comes next. Putting the country back together
will require an audacious, carefully calibrated domestic and international
effort. Twenty years of chavismo have destroyed the economy and what was once
one of Latin America’s most vibrant democracies. The healthcare, education and
judicial systems are also in tatters. Venezuela will need a diverse set of
people with leadership skills and — just as important — a realistic view of
what is possible. On that front, there’s good news. This issue of AQ profiles
10 people who we believe will be key to rebuilding Venezuela. They include an
expert in humanitarian aid, a famous musician and a small business owner. Taken
together, they are testimony to the extraordinary human capital at Venezuela’s
disposal when the right circumstances finally arise. Their experiences, ideas
and proposals provide a rich roadmap to recovery. We intentionally reached
beyond some of the usual suspects to focus on a new generation. Like most
people in a country with a median age of just 27, they have lived most of their
adult lives under chavismo. More…
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