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Explainer: Venezuela's complex and contested debt puzzle

Venezuela is launching a massive overhaul of its sovereign and PDVSA debt, with liabilities estimated to exceed $150 billion.

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The brief

Venezuela has begun a restructuring process for its sovereign and PDVSA debt. Total liabilities are viewed to be above $150 billion.

This financial move coincides with ongoing economic efforts following recent seismic activity. Coverage from AOL.com and Breakingviews focuses on the scale and feasibility of the debt overhaul, with Breakingviews describing the restructuring as crudely optimistic.

Meanwhile, CGTN and the Miami Herald report on the state of the country's energy sector. Attention remains on whether oil production can sustain the economic push, as the president and government officials state that output was not affected by recent quakes.

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What is the estimated scale of Venezuela's liabilities?

Liabilities are seen to be above $150 billion.

Has oil production been impacted by earthquakes?

According to the president and government statements reported by CGTN and the Miami Herald, oil production was not affected.

Which entities are involved in the debt overhaul?

The overhaul involves both sovereign debt and PDVSA.

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