The Collapse Of Venezuela's Imaginary Oil Currency
The petro is supposed to be backed by 5 billion
barrels of oil located in Atapirire, a small town in Venezuela’s remote savanna
in the middle of the country. Reserves in this region are the lynchpin of the
petro, and as such, they are intended to underwrite the regime’s plan for
economic recovery. But as Reuters details in a special report, the region is
not only lacking in oil production, but there is no visible effort at
developing oil in this area at all. More…
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