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With a consolidated victory, Nicolas Maduro government poses a major challenge, solve the financial crisis of the country!.
With the recent death of Hugo Chavez, many investors expected to see some economical reforms for the oil country, his successor Nicolas Maduro has had a difficult year with inflation above 50% and corruption among the world's largest, PDVSA (the main revenue of the country) a few years ranked second in the list of 250 largest oil companies in the world, doesn't even figures on that list, then the question is, is it worth investing?. The answer is yes, but only if you know where and how.
