Mercosur to Reconsider Venezuela’s Membership, Brazil Says

Martha Beck

Bloomberg Profile

Company Overview

IMF to Resume Formal Engagement With Venezuelan Government

Venezuela Creditors Met With Trump Officials to Discuss Rebuild

What’s Next

Oil Exports

Commercial Flights Resume

US Sanctions Eased

Machado Vows Return

Rodríguez’s Approval Falls

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Economic Sanctions

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Europe

Exports

Bolivia

Colombia

Argentina

Paraguay

Uruguay

Markets

Energy

Politics

Government

Economics

Emerging Markets

Asia

Americas

BRICS

Futures Markets

Emerging Markets Economics

Commodity Futures

Global Trade

Mercosur is set to discuss Venezuela’s possible return to the South American trade bloc

Brazilian President Lula Hosts South African Counterpart Ramaphosa

Mercosur is set to discuss Venezuela’s possible return to the South American trade bloc as countries warm to Caracas following the ouster of Nicolas Maduro by US forces earlier this year.

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