Maduro Shuffles Central Bank Board Amid Push to Boost Reserves

Maduro Shuffles Central Bank Board Amid Push to Boost Reserves

Two of Venezuela’s central bank directors have left their posts after President Nicolás Maduro made comments about incorporating a large volume of gold into international reserves, raising concerns over the use of unregulated mines to bolster the country’s coffers.

The postulates, have maximum time until Friday to send their resumes, which will be evaluated by the Ministry of Finance

Two directors of the Central Bank of Venezuela left office after President Nicolás Maduro made comments on the incorporation of a large volume of gold into the international reserves, which raised concerns about the use of unregulated mines to strengthen the country’s coffers. By BLOOMBERG Sohail Hernández, first vice president of the bank, and Iliana Ruzza, vice president of international operations, no longer work in the bank, according to peo…

Two members of the board of directors of Venezuela's central bank have resigned, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter. Sohail Hernandez, the bank's first vice president, and Iliana Rouza, vice president for international operations, are no longer members of the bank, Bloomberg reported. Source: Reuters www.ertnews.gr