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Economic conditions in Hugo Chavez's Venezuela far from Rosy.(Brief article)
"It is surreal that we've arrived at a point where we are in danger of squandering a major oil boom. If the government insists on sticking to policies that are clearly failing, we may be headed down the road of Zimbabwe."
The former chief of economic research at Venezuela's central bank, Jose ...
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