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Venezuela has its electricity back, for now…

“Unless the political crisis is resolved, Venezuela is very likely to undergo a famine this year” said Francisco Rodriguez, Senior Economist at the New York Time investment bank Torino Capital

THE WASHINGTON POST, March 21, 2019 – EEUU

What Impact Do Oil Sanctions Have on Venezuela?

Francisco Rodríguez is chief economist with the New York-based Torino Capital investment fund. Assessing the situation in the South American country, he said, “What is eaten in Venezuela [comes] primarily from imports carried out by the Venezuelan state” or from the private sector that depends to a large extent on “the dollars exchanged by the Venezuelan state.”

Voice of America, March 07, 2019 – EEUU

Qué impacto tienen las sanciones petroleras en Venezuela?

En esto coincide Francisco Rodríguez, economista del fondo de inversión Torino Capital: “Lo que se come en Venezuela [proviene] primordialmente de importaciones que lleva a cabo el estado venezolano” o del sector privado que depende en gran medida de “los dólares que le asigna el estado venezolano”.

Reuters, Marzo 5, 2019 – London

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Why Venezuela needs an oil-for-food programme

According to estimates published by our team at Torino Economics, the combined effect of the reduction in oil production and the loss of markets due to sanctions will be to cut the country’s exports from $33bn in 2018 to $14bn this year, a 60 per cent decline. Francisco Rodriguez

FINANCIAL TIMES, February 27, 2019 – EEUU

Venezuela sanctions pose conundrum for bond ETFs

Any market in the bonds is likely to become marginal and highly illiquid, Francisco Rodriguez, Torino Capital

FINANCIAL TIMES, February 6, 2019 – EEUU

After a day of drama, a stalemate over aid to Venezuela

“If these sanctions are implemented in their current form, we’re looking at starvation,” Francisco Rodríguez of Torino Capital, an investment bank, told the New York Times.

THE ECONOMIST, February 24, 2019 – EEUU

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