L’annonce de défaut partiel du pays hier, mardi 14 novembre, par l’agence de notation Standard & Poor’s, ravive les inquiétudes sur les capacités du Venezuela à continuer de rembourser sa dette extérieure d’environ 150 milliards de dollars. De nombreux analystes et économistes considèrent que le pays se trouve au bord d’un défaut de paiement total, autrement dit de la faillite, avec le risque de se retrouver dans l’impossibilité d’emprunter sur les marchés et voir ses actifs et ses filiales saisis à l’étranger. Un scénario balayé par les autorités vénézuéliennes qui espèrent le feu vert de leurs créanciers, à commencer par la Chine pour restructurer leur dette. Mais certains Vénézuéliens s’inquiètent.
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