El COSTO de la ALIANZA de ARGENTINA con VENEZUELA: Bonos, expropiaciones y pérdidas

For years, Venezuela was presented as a strategic partner for Argentina. There were bonds purchased at high interest rates, promises of investment, corporate bailouts, and political agreements that seemed beneficial. But the outcome was very different. In this episode of Negocios Son Negocios (Business Is Business), Carlos Burgueño and Willy Kohan, a journalist specializing in Economics, Finance, and Business, review some of the most emblematic cases of the economic relationship between Argentina and Venezuela: the bonds acquired at a rate of 9.8%, the nationalization of Sidor, the failed bailout of SanCor, and Venezuela's impact on the IMPSA crisis. A historical and financial analysis to understand how political risk and country risk can turn opportunities into losses of millions. #ArgentineEconomy #Venezuela #CountryRisk #EconomicHistory #ArgentineCompanies #MoneyWorld #BusinessIsBusiness