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Oliveros argues that political agreements could "open the door to new investments in Venezuela"

Economist Asdrúbal Oliveros suggests that the recent political agreement between Venezuela's government and opposition to renew Supreme Court magistrates could reduce uncertainty and attract investments, but warns that execution and institutional trust are crucial.

First agreement between government and opposition on TSJ magistrate renewal may influence economic expectations.

Oliveros emphasizes that impact depends on execution, guarantees, and building trustworthy institutions.

Venezuela needs both national and foreign capital, but investors require legal security and clear rules.

Potential access to Venezuelan assets abroad, estimated over $10 billion, could fund reconstruction after June 24 earthquakes.

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