17/03/2019· Oil Prices Are at Risk of Spiking as the Venezuelan Crisis Deepens The South American country's electricity woes threaten to shut off its oil pumps.
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Get Price17/03/2021· Government spending more than tripled in Venezuela between 2000 and 2013, a period that was followed by a collapse in economic growth which saw the nation's GDP fall by more than one-third between 2013 and 2017. According to The Economist, Maduro turned to the most obvious "solution" to his economic crisis: "unbridled creation of money to finance the budget deficit."
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Get Price08/02/2019· The crisis in Venezuela is a political crisis, an economic crisis, and a humanitarian crisis. The most important effect has been for the bordering countries. Brazil and Colombia have seen large amounts of refugees coming through their borders. These are people who are crossing by foot to move to nearby towns or bordering towns. It is estimated that about three million people, which is
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Get Price23/06/2020· Venezuela crisis timeline. 1920s to 1970s: Oil is discovered in Venezuela, which is found to have the world's largest reserves. The nation's economic development is based on rising prices and profits in oil exports. 1980s to 1990s: Global oil prices fall; Venezuela's economy contracts. The country faces massive debt.
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Get Price12/06/2019· As Venezuela's economy spirals, children are starving, preventable diseases are returning, and money is practically worthless. This is the inside story of a hidden humanitarian crisis.
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