A Closer Look at Venezuela

Published on
November 28th, 2018
Duration
38 minutes

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A Closer Look at Venezuela

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Featuring Jay Newman, Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez

Published on: November 28th, 2018 • Duration: 38 minutes

Real Vision's Brian Price sits down with Jay Newman and Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez for a follow-up to "Venezuela: State of Disaster." Together, the journalist, the investor and the academic examine the factors that are enabling Nicolas Maduro to stay in power even as political developments in Latin America could trigger a new wave of conflicts. They gauge the potential for an outbreak of war on the Venezuelan-Colombian border, and discuss potential solutions to prevent additional bloodshed in the already crime-ravaged nation. Filmed on November 14, 2018 in New York.

Comments

  • OT
    Omar T.
    29 November 2018 @ 01:05
    13 0
    I like this video, but I think it should a stand alone series: "A closer look at [insert country or region]" from an investing perspective.
    • BP
      Brian P. | Real Vision
      29 November 2018 @ 03:43
      4 0
      I love that idea.
    • SS
      Steve S.
      29 November 2018 @ 13:11
      4 0
      A great idea. Every video should have an investing perspective.
    • JG
      Joshua G.
      2 December 2018 @ 12:23
      0 0
      Fully agree. Great content and insight here, but pairing this discussion with input on investment opportunities (regardless of time frame), would really drive up value to viewers. Great work RV team - keep it up!
  • DC
    Darren C.
    2 December 2018 @ 03:16
    2 0
    Nothing in the human condition is crazier than self inflicted humanitarian disasters like Venezuela. From a distance even a casual observer of the news can see it coming, ever so slowly, for years and then bang. Not sure if it is next up, but South Africa is in the queue for similar problems to Venezuela &/or Zimbabwe. Investing opportunities? Only after regime change, and in many countries with bad political situations the regime change makes things worse rather than better.
  • JH
    Jesse H.
    30 November 2018 @ 14:35
    1 0
    Agree with Yon.
  • yd
    yon d.
    29 November 2018 @ 21:22
    6 0
    Not bad, not bad. Might want to have spent a few more moments introducing the participants and their qualifications. I think Jay's questions were well thought out, clear and concise; however, the answers tended to be rambling, inconclusive. Adam could have corralled and summarized those answers, which would have made for a better interview. Good points include allowing the guest full freedom of response. And, well thought out questions. For this venue, I'd suggest one interviewer and two invited guests. On behalf of your subscribers, thank you RV! Please keep this innovative content coming!
    • RP
      Raoul P. | Founder
      29 November 2018 @ 23:24
      3 0
      Great feedback. Thanks
  • PB
    Pieter B.
    29 November 2018 @ 02:59
    0 1
    Fantastic conversation! Thanks a lot!
  • KE
    Kathryn E.
    29 November 2018 @ 02:39
    0 0
    Great job guys!
  • AC
    Andrew C.
    28 November 2018 @ 16:01
    2 0
    I will be watching this first thing in the morning, but wanted to put this out there, because it surprised the hell out of me. (we lived in Caracas for 4 years in the early 2000s) Our local coffee shop owner (here in Bangkok) just had a holiday in central/South America including 10 days in Venezuela! Tourism is still happening!? Yes it was bad, but even she could see what a beautiful country and lovely people. What a total shame, what’s happening now....
  • SS
    Steve S.
    28 November 2018 @ 12:22
    4 15
    The last three Exchanges including this one are just a bit too politics orientated for my liking. Just look at the number of upvotes and downvotes on the earlier ones with Tony Greer, Tommy Thornton & Dave Floyd along with Raoul Pal and Julien Brigden and Grant Williams, Simon and Dan Oliver. and then compare it with the last three exchanges. @RV. I think its time to go back to the earlier ones.
    • AP
      A P.
      28 November 2018 @ 15:05
      11 1
      So, for anyone trying to understand the current situation in Venezuela, what do you suggest the conversations be about?
  • MM
    Mike M.
    28 November 2018 @ 14:43
    3 0
    Very good, MSMedia has totally disregarded VZ. and its future. Consequences in the future?