Política

Venezuela lanza un nuevo sistema cambiario con devaluación de 96%

Un día después de la entrada en circulación de nuevos billetes que restaron cinco ceros a la moneda local, el Banco Central publicó una tasa equivalente a 60 bolívares por dólar

People rally in support of the economic measures taken by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, in Caracas on August 21, 2018. - Venezuela's government devalued the bolivar by 96 percent on Tuesday under a new exchange rate announced by the central bank as it desperately tried to steer a way out of its economic crisis. The announcement comes a day after new banknotes stripped of five zeroes entered circulation as part of a radical plan by President Nicolas Maduro to curb hyperinflation, though business leaders criticized the move as counterproductive. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP)
People rally in support of the economic measures taken by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, in Caracas on August 21, 2018. - Venezuela's government devalued the bolivar by 96 percent on Tuesday under a new exchange rate announced by the central bank as it desperately tried to steer a way out of its economic crisis. The announcement comes a day after new banknotes stripped of five zeroes entered circulation as part of a radical plan by President Nicolas Maduro to curb hyperinflation, though business leaders criticized the move as counterproductive. (Photo by Federico PARRA / AFP) FEDERICO PARRA
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