Tag: Venezuela 2.0
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Further import restrictions would cause higher inflation in Russia – Head of Russian Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina
New US sanctions on Russia announced during last week’s G7 meeting, notably on transactions related to the Russia’s Moscow Stock Exchange have forced the Russian Central Bank to halt US Dollar and Euro transactions on the Exchange. The move comes a week after the Russian Central Bank has kept interest rates at 16% with an…
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Venezuela 2.0 like clockwork
So, dear geopoliticista, you assumed that given that we had a global energy crisis, Russia was going to pump and sell more gas right? Think again. It’s not hard to go back to history to understand why. Venezuela 2.0 is happening like perfect clockwork. Also soon, wait for very hot and violent surprises. Mark CamilleriWebsite…
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Welcome to Venezuela 2.0
Nobody could have seen this coming. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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The Russian Ruble is crashing
As Russians and their supporters on Twitter and Telegram cheer the riots in France – apparently some sort of consolation for them after Europe didn’t freeze and Russia lost more than 230,000 of its men in Ukraine – things are getting really bad for Russians at home. As expected, the Russian Ruble is crashing to…
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Venezuela 2.0 loading
This is an official US government notice by the US embassy in Russia to US citizens advising them not to travel to Russia. U.S. citizens should note that U.S. credit and debit cards no longer work in Russia, and options to electronically transfer funds from the United States are extremely limited due to sanctions imposed…
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It’s all coming together for Venezuela 2.0
After losing the gas war and its biggest client, Gazprom is now preparing for Russia’s Venezuela phase by forming its own military unit. They are going to need it, not to fight in wars outside of Russia, but to protect their own sites in Russia when the looting and the daylight robbery begin. Welcome to…
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And the Winter will be big (for Russia)
I agree, Gazprom. It’s going to be a big Winter for Russia. Did you know that when the crisis in Venezuela began, corrupt government officials stole funds from oil companies while workers looted rigs resulting in most of Venezuela’s oil production capacity going offline? And yet, the price of Brent crude still went down?! Did…
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A taste of things to come in Russia
My theory that Russia will turn into another Venezuelan economic failure is based on the outcome of the energy war which I am convinced the West will win. Similarly to Venezuela, the national jewels of Russia are its national energy-producing companies such as Gazprom. When the going got tough in Venezuela, corrupt government officials raided…
