I thought in 2010 could not stretch the wrinkles and make the economy crisis. Indeed, the economic system stumbled and the growth was negative. While oil prices rose, they were not enough to finance the domestic and international follies of the regime. In addition, the financial crisis uncovered a pot of corruption between the regime and Bolibourgeoisie. It involved some of its institutions, several of which did not deserve that fate. Federal Bank was confiscated Nelson Mezerhane whose president is a clear political persecution.
In any other country, the year 2010 would have been the final collapse of the economy. Not so. Nor will 2011. The regime's strategy will be the same. Borrow money, seek resources where they are, end to destroy PDVSA, will let companies languish Guiana, will not pay its suppliers and will take even more, the replacement of dollars to importers. In 2011, he was not buy weapons from Russia and Chavez be bad in many countries which offered much fanfare. All that will include a drain of resources from international reserves and a raid the Central Bank to finance a presidential campaign opportunistic and obscene.
In late 2011 the country will be financially ruined as a result of all the atrocities committed, but official figures will not reflect this situation. Unless the new National Assembly made public the country's economic reality, to the surprise of those who have lived with a permanent eye lid. However, despite all efforts unduly to make up the scheme by 2011, will see to it the same seams that will be met by 2010.
inflation soared above 30%. Public spending not be reduced. Civil insecurity continues to rise. There will be shortages despite the regime's efforts to import consumer goods. Residential construction will continue to stagnate. Increase unemployment. Not be ordered permanent health programs, education, unemployment insurance and pensions. Will increase the electricity supply problems throughout the country and water in the central region. The scheme will suffer a cash deficit continued to be administered with greater debt and will further devaluation only when there are no other alternatives. The Central Bank will continue to be looted. The Bank of Venezuela, but so far has worked well in 2011 could go into crisis by trying to cover the myriad government deficits. Also, anything that manages the system works and this institution will be no exception.
To increase its control over the financial sector, the system will intervene in 2011 to one of the largest banks in the country (name confidential to avoid runs) view of the above is inevitable conclusion that 2011 will be very difficult economic, although the system will do its utmost to spread the crease until 2013. No be easy and will be criminally expensive. Sooner or later we will know how much it will cost the system make up the national economy during the last 4 years. When we learn there will be no surprises, except that the difference between reality and the lies of the regime are even greater than those we consider today, because many do not yet know the size of this "Paradise of Fools" where lies the "Revolution."
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