Written By: Miloš Zdravković
U.S. sanctions effectively barred the Venezuelan government from borrowing on international capital markets, and even threatened anyone involved in the sale of gold from Venezuela. Venezuela's gold reserves are estimated at more than ос 8 billion. In addition to the apparent lack of understanding after Hugo Chavez's departure, Maduro's plight is precisely the legacy of his charismatic predecessor.
Written By: Miloš Zdravković
When America is interested in the state of human rights — the state usually owns oil !
The problem of Venezuela is similar to the problem of Serbia at the beginning of the century — Whatever happens, it will be bad for Venezuela. America has no vision of a democratic and prosperous Venezuela. They have the vision of a satellite, rich in oil, and we see the countries where the US had the vision pass through. All these countries are "former". They are all divided in the long term, there is no peace in them all.
