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Latin American Economy & Business - January 2019
Venezuela: Economic emergency measures – not much changes
The country is suffering the worst economic crisis in a generation. The president started a disputed new six-year term in office with a major package of economic measures. In any other country the measures would be subject to serious analysis and scrutiny. But this is Venezuela, where a succession of emergency packages has failed to change anything.
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