By estimates, Venezuela has international reserves of approximately $10 billion according to this report, but its financing needs for 2017 are $17 billion.
Marco Rubio: “By estimates, Venezuela has international reserves of approximately $10 billion according to this report, but its…”
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Rubio highlights Venezuela's financial crisis and its significant funding shortfall.
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