Bolivar ‘Anchored’ to the Petro to Be Issued in August, Maduro Says

Bolivar ‘Anchored’ to the Petro to Be Issued in August, Maduro Says
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2018-7-26 20:45

A new Venezuelan fiat currency, ‘anchored’ to the nation’s crypto, the Petro, is expected to start circulating in the second half of August. The news was announced by president Maduro himself, along with other measures intended to improve the economic situation in the country.

The ‘Sovereign Bolivar’ will have less zeros than the inflated ‘Strong […]

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