The u.s. and Venezuela's Interim Regime Talk to Include the Opposition in the New Board of the Central Bank and Regain Its Credibility
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U.S. officials and representatives of the interim regime led by Delcy Rodríguez are discussing the incorporation of members of the political opposition and independent figures into the board of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), a step Washington and investors consider indispensable to rebuild the country's institutional credibility after 25 years of Chavista dictatorship.
25-04-26.-The government of Venezuela denied this Friday a report by the Bloomberg agency suggesting a dialogue to integrate members of the opposition to the board of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). National authorities rated the report as "fake news" and denied any...
In early April, the bank’s board of directors and the second vice president were officially invited to leave their posts, according to sources close to the matter.
The central bank, like almost all Venezuelan institutions, was co-opted by the government under a quarter of a century of socialist rule.
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