SUA au văzut Venezuela ca pe o mare ocazie de business. Acum au o problemă de 37 de miliarde de dolari

The U.S. initially viewed Venezuela as a major investment opportunity, but now faces a humanitarian crisis after devastating earthquakes. The country has suffered significant losses, with damages estimated at $37 billion. Following the earthquakes, the U.S. has taken control of Venezuela's public finances and oil revenues, promising a major reconstruction effort. However, the disaster has highlighted chronic issues in construction quality, particularly in buildings from the Gran Misión Vivienda program. The interim president is urging the U.S. to ease sanctions and allow access to frozen state assets. The situation poses a significant challenge for U.S. governance and strategy in Latin America.