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Venezuela Strengthens the Electoral Trade in Latin America, but Its Scope Is yet to Be Seen
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The movement of financial assets in Latin America during 2025 was marked, for some analysts, by a narrative of political change that has been called “electoral trade.” The recent capture of Nicolás Maduro by the United States, although it generates geopolitical noise, has reinforced in several segments of the market the idea of a broader regional reconfiguration. See more: BlackRock speaks of a “third world order” after the U.S. offensive.
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