Miguel A. Rivas Espinoza

Staff Writer. Miguel is an economist and professor at Universidad Metropolitana in Caracas.

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The Silent Architects of Venezuelan Tech: Meet Vicente Zavarce and Diego Salas

Vicente Zavarce and Diego Salas appear time and again at the origin of several of the most relevant startups in the Venezuelan tech ecosystem. Their early investment has made them silent architects of the new tech cycle that is beginning to take shape in the country.

Venezuela Returns to the Oil Map: These Are the Opportunities and Limitations of the Reopening

After years of isolation, Venezuelan oil is gradually returning to international markets, driven by new licenses and regulatory changes. But between sanctions, technical bottlenecks, and institutional risks, the sector's growth will be real but conditional. We explain.

Is Inflation Going Down? The Venezuelan Dollar Market This Week in Three Key Points

The first injection of foreign currency is already having effects in the Venezuelan market, reducing dollar inflation and narrowing the exchange rate gap. At Ecosistema, we followed the dollar's performance this week and summarized it in three key points to understand the current situation.

Unequal but Resilient: What the Latest Conindustria X-Ray Reveals About Venezuelan Industry

The latest Industrial Outlook Survey by the industrialists' guild Conindustria reveals a resilient sector that is not retreating, but is growing discreetly and unevenly, calibrating each move.

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