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The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010.
Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, blames the jump on vendors. However, they say they have no choice but to raise prices.
Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from the capital, Caracas.
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- published: 14 Feb 2011
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Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
¿Es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino?
Conforme a nuestro orden jurídico vigente, Art. 767 del Código Civil, existe la presunción
legal de comunidad de bienes entre el hombre y la mujer que convivan de forma estable
en unión no matrimonial. Dicha comunidad aplica cuando la pareja mantenga un mismo
techo sin ser cónyuges; requiere que el hombre o la mujer, no esté casado o casada con
otro. La habitación en común debe ser notoria, pública, duradera y estable. Por tanto,
para el derecho venezolano no hay presunción de concubinato en las relaciones de
amantes; en uniones de personas de un mismo sexo; o cuando uno de los concubinos
está casado con una tercera persona.
La presunción de comunidad causa efectos jurídicos sólo para los concubinos y los
herederos de cada uno de ellos; respecto al hombre o la mujer y sus herederos; nunca
opera sobre terceras personas. Comprende las ganancias obtenidas a título oneroso por
el hombre o la mujer durante la unión de facto. Al quedar probado el cumplimiento de los
supuestos de hecho de la presunción de la comunidad, rige de por mitad o partes iguales
entre el hombre y la mujer. Se trata de una presunción que admite prueba en contrario
por cada uno de ellos o por los herederos. Para desvirtuar la presunción algunos
esgrimen que no hubo concubinato estable o notorio; que los bienes adquiridos son
propiedad de uno de los concubinos; que éstos fueron habidos antes del concubinato o
luego de su terminación.
La presunción de comunidad en el concubinato no recae sobre los bienes adquiridos por
cada uno de los concubinos antes de iniciar su vida en común o al extinguirse la misma.
Tampoco, en cuanto a los bienes que el concubino(a) haya obtenido por actos y/o
negocios jurídicos a título gratuito. Queda excluida asimismo, la plusvalía de los referidos
bienes, salvo que su procedencia sea por mejoras realizadas en ellos con dinero de
cualquiera de los concubinos en el decurso de la unión no marital.
Nos preguntan: ¿es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada
concubino? Acatando la doctrina del cúbrase, protéjase o blindaje patrimonial, la
respuesta se impone afirmativa. Mientras no exista prohibición legal expresa o judicial
dictada por un tribunal de la república, el sujeto es libre de disponer de sus bienes o
activos personales. Reconocemos que la normativa reseñada es de orden público, no se
puede derogar por la voluntad de los particulares. No obstante, el hombre o la mujer
antes de comenzar la unión no matrimonial, gozan de la facultad para constituir entes
asociativos con personalidad jurídica y patrimonio propio e individual. Esta técnica legal
exige la correcta elección del tipo social acorde a la explotación del objeto a preservar:
bienes, derechos, intereses, acciones y servicios. Errar sobre esa formalidad equivale a no
lograr la eficacia favorable perseguida. En segunda opinión legal efectuada,
recomendamos la carencia del sustrato personal en la titularidad de las acciones de las
sociedades mercantiles que nos ocupen. Lo relevante es que el concubino(a) asuma
atribuciones de disposición (vender, hipotecar, transigir o disponer) y/o administración en
la junta directiva del consorcio por inscribir. La concubina con patrimonio separado del
concubino: "puede vender bienes sin el consentimiento de su pareja". El norte es
procurar la protección patrimonial preventiva.
Abogado Litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
www.iguala.com.ve
- published: 10 Jun 2016
- views: 3
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
Impera el comodato ante la dificultad legal y onerosa que conlleva desalojar al inquilino
Todo depende de los intereses de la persona que nos toque asistir como abogado? al
propietario arrendador, o al inquilino (futuro ocupante del inmueble). En la práctica, suele
escucharse el empleo del contrato de comodato, como sustituto del contrato de
arrendamiento. Las razones varían para el uso de uno u otro contrato. Si somos
abogados del propietario del inmueble, el contrato de comodato prevalece sobre el
arrendamiento. El comodato beneficia al propietario. El arrendamiento beneficia al
inquilino. El ocupante del inmueble, llamado comodatario, acepta ab initio, que no goza
de los beneficios o prerrogativas que la Ley otorga al arrendatario. Y es que, conforme a
derecho, la voluntad contractual de las partes priva sobre lo previsto en la Ley. Es así,
siempre que las partes en sus convenciones particulares no violen normas de orden
público, y este no es el caso. El comodatario no tiene derecho de preferencia, ni garantía
a permanecer como ocupante del inmueble. El comodatario conviene que, a la primera
solicitud del propietario comodante de abandonar o entregar el inmueble, así deberá
hacerlo de inmediato. Esto opera incluso aún vigente el contrato, antes de que el término
de duración venza. Todos los derechos corren a favor del comodante. La Ley lo regula así,
ya que el comodatario del inmueble lo usa sin pagar ninguna contraprestación. "El
comodante lleva las de ganar ante el comodatario". El comodato se impone vista la
imposibilidad de adquirir vivienda en propiedad por su elevado costo, los dueños las
ofrecen bajo sus condiciones. Y, ante la necesidad urgente de habitarlas, la persona
termina por aceptar el comodato. Además, impera o prevalece el comodato ante la
dificultad legal y excesiva onerosidad que conlleva desalojar al inquilino.
Quizás el lector increpe diciendo que no se puede disfrazar, con el comodato, una relación
arrendaticia. Existe reiterada jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia señalando
que, aun cuando las partes contraten en comodato, si del contrato referido se evidencian
los caracteres de un arrendamiento, se trata de un arrendamiento y por tanto, el juez
aplicará las disposiciones legales del arrendamiento. No desconocemos lo anterior. Sin
embargo, en la práctica, se elaboran tantas letras de cambio como meses tenga de
duración el contrato de comodato. Quien suscribe la letra como deudor aceptante, no es
la misma persona que figura como comodatario u ocupante del inmueble. El beneficiario
o acreedor de la cambial es una persona distinta al comodante o propietario del inmueble.
En el contrato de comodato, el propietario del inmueble no debe figurar como
comodante. Y en la letra de cambio, el obligado a pagarla, no debe coincidir con la
persona del comodatario. Por último, en nuestro carácter de abogados del ocupante del
inmueble, recomendamos que éste no acepte un contrato de comodato. El contrato de
arrendamiento garantiza los derechos al inquilino y su permanencia legítima a ocupar el
inmueble arrendado. En la práctica profesional, observamos que el propietario, quizás por
motivos de desconocimiento, rechaza la idea de acudir al comodato. Es verdad que el
arrendamiento es más conocido y más "visto" que el contrato de comodato. Por último lo
importante es precisar que el uso de uno u otro contrato, depende en forma exclusiva de
las partes.
Abogado litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
asomivis@cantv.net
- published: 10 Jun 2016
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With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific."
With oil accounting for 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings, plummeting world prices have sent the South American economy reeling towards collapse: People are going hungry, inflation has spiralled out of control, the military is patrolling supermarkets to keep order amid rising anger, basic raw materials and supplies have run out, and factories are shutting down.
According to the World Bank, Venezuela now ranks so low on the list of countries to do business with, it surpasses only Libya, Eritrea and South Sudan.
President Nicolas Maduro has turned to selling Venezuela's gold, slashing imports. According to the IMF, the country's gold reserves have dropped almost a third over the past year. So far Maduro has prioritised the payment of international debts to prevent an outright default.
Meanwhile Venezuelans are struggling to feed their children, with an alarming consequence - malnutrition is at an all-time high, with the majority of school children not receiving the recommended dose of nutrients for healthy growth and function.
Three years after the death of charismatic Hugo Chavez, the popular leader's Bolivarian Revolution is being blamed for failing Venezuela.
So why is nothing being done to stop Venezuela's slide? Can Venezuela turn its failing political ideology from attempting to control society into empowering its people to resolve the crisis?
We talk to Ruth Krivoy, the former president of the Venezuelan Central Bank; and Ricardo Hausmann, the director of the Centre for International Development at the Harvard School of Government, about how Venezuela fell into crisis.
China on top: Forbes Global 2000
The annual list of the world's largest and most influential companies featured a few surprising names, including American banks in the top 15 - a far cry from the dark days of the credit crisis. Chinese companies- in particular the banks - dominate the top 10, in spite of a 'slowing' Chinese economy.
Technically, China remains a communist country - however, it has clearly embraced capitalism and its continuous economic 'balance' is owed, somewhat, to its new relationship with brands as opposed to remaining purely a production powerhouse as it has been known in the past.
But what is the actual power of a Chinese bank brand and how does this translate - if at all - to an international consumer base?
We talk to Robert Haigh, the marketing director of Brand Finance, about the real value of a brand in 2016, and what that's worth to their home countries.
Also on Counting the Cost:
Cuba: The country is legalising small and medium-sized businesses in order to kickstart the economy; but will Cuban tech entrepreneurs be given the same liberties?
A win-win situation in Vietnam: US President Barack Obama lifts the arms embargo on Vietnam during a three-day visit - but the real partnership begins and ends with trade agreements.
Monster merger: German Bayer, the world's second-largest crop chemical producer, has placed the world's largest ever all-cash bid on Monsanto, the world's biggest supplier of genetically-modified seed. This has been rejected by Monsanto, but what does a potential future merger mean for the global agriculture industry?
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- published: 28 May 2016
- views: 32382
Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in Latin America.
For some consumers in Caracas, watching the prices on the shelves bore out this report.
Shoppers like Maria Cerrada said the country's rising inflation prevents her from purchasing items she used to buy in the past.
"These are prices you really can't deal with," said Cerrada.
Venezuela's bolivar currency has also plunged to a record low in black market trading this month, now bringing a fourteenth of its official value. There is no free legal trading in US dollars.
The weakening currency has hurt investment and makes basic goods hard to find.
"This varies (referring to the prices) every 15 days," said Richard Torres, a security agent at a supermarket trying to buy a bag of rice.
"(The rice per bag) you see right now is at 20 bolivars and in 15 days it increases 10 to 15 percent," he added.
But as the nation's economy stumbles, President Nicolas Maduro has floated a raft of proposals, including increasing the price of petrol - now essentially free at the pumps - and easing the controls that keep the prices of many basic food and household items artificially low.
However, economists say the country is going through a 'stagflation' period, which is a combination of shortages, recession and high inflation.
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- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 2156
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed to have made record profits through Venezuela's currency exchange schemes, ripping off the Central Bank and generating widespread shortages. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/private-sector-siphons-off-billions-from-venezuela/
- published: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 593
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger
Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering information on Venezuela's rampant inflation and currency black market.
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- published: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 54
Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and widespread shortages.
The president argues that Venezuela's inflation is the result of hoarding and speculation by his opponents in Venezuela and in the U.S. He says the country, which is South America's biggest oil producer, has more than enough dollars to pay for imports.
- published: 16 Dec 2013
- views: 1021
Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflation, which is the world's highest.
- published: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 657
Central Bank of Venezuela
The Central Bank of Venezuela (Spanish: Banco Central de Venezuela, BCV) is the central bank of Venezuela. It maintains a fixed exchange rate for the Venezuelan bolívar. Nelson Merentes is the President of the Central Bank of Venezuela. Merentes is a representative of Venezuela for the International Monetary Fund.
Sicad
The currency exchange system in Venezuela is known as the "Ancillary Foreign Currency Administration System" or Sicad.
Sitme
The Central Bank is able to issue bonds through the "SITME" market. In 2012, it was reported that $44 million worth of bonds were purchased through SITME in a single day for Petroleos de Venezuela SA.
Presidents of the Central Bank of Venezuela
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Coordinates: 10°30′36″N 66°54′55″W / 10.5100°N 66.9152°W / 10.5100; -66.9152
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Venezuela
Coordinates: 8°N 66°W / 8°N 66°W / 8; -66
Venezuela (
i/ˌvɛnəˈzweɪlə/ VEN-ə-ZWAYL-ə; Spanish: [beneˈswela]), officially the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (Spanish: República Bolivariana de Venezuela), is a federal republic located on the northern coast of South America. It is bordered by Colombia on the west, Brazil on the south, Guyana on the east, and the islands of Trinidad and Tobago to the north-east. Venezuela's territory covers around 916,445 km2 (353,841 sq mi) with an estimated population around 33,221,865. Venezuela is considered a state with extremely high biodiversity (currently ranks 7th in the world's list of nations with the most number of species), with habitats ranging from the Andes Mountains in the west to the Amazon Basin rain-forest in the south, via extensive llanos plains and Caribbean coast in the center and the Orinoco River Delta in the east.
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Central bank
A central bank, reserve bank, or monetary authority is an institution that manages a state's currency, money supply, and interest rates. Central banks also usually oversee the commercial banking system of their respective countries. In contrast to a commercial bank, a central bank possesses a monopoly on increasing the monetary base in the state, and usually also prints the national currency, which usually serves as the state's legal tender.
The primary function of a central bank is to control the nation's money supply (monetary policy), through active duties such as managing interest rates, setting the reserve requirement, and acting as a lender of last resort to the banking sector during times of bank insolvency or financial crisis. Central banks usually also have supervisory powers, intended to prevent bank runs and to reduce the risk that commercial banks and other financial institutions engage in reckless or fraudulent behavior. Central banks in most developed nations are institutionally designed to be independent from political interference. Still, limited control by the executive and legislative bodies usually exists.
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Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010. Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, blames the jump on vendors. However, they say they have no choice but to raise prices. Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from the capital, Caracas. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels. Social Media links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Instagram: https://instagram.com/aljazeera/?ref=... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajenglish Website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ google+: https://plus.google.com/+aljazeera/posts -
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Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez +58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495 ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho www.protejase.com.ve Caracas Venezuela + 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220 Celular móvil 0414 3240495 Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com Mariana ¿Es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino? Conforme a nuestro orden jurídico vigente, Art. 767 del Código Civil, existe la presunción legal de comunidad de bienes entre el hombre y la mujer que convivan de forma estable en unión no matrimonial. Dicha comunidad aplica cuando la pareja mantenga un mismo techo sin ser cónyuges; requiere que el hombre o la mujer, no esté casado o casada con otro. La habitación en común debe ser notoria, pública, duradera y estable. Por tanto, para el derecho venezolano no hay presunción de concubinato en las relaciones de amantes; en uniones de personas de un mismo sexo; o cuando uno de los concubinos está casado con una tercera persona. La presunción de comunidad causa efectos jurídicos sólo para los concubinos y los herederos de cada uno de ellos; respecto al hombre o la mujer y sus herederos; nunca opera sobre terceras personas. Comprende las ganancias obtenidas a título oneroso por el hombre o la mujer durante la unión de facto. Al quedar probado el cumplimiento de los supuestos de hecho de la presunción de la comunidad, rige de por mitad o partes iguales entre el hombre y la mujer. Se trata de una presunción que admite prueba en contrario por cada uno de ellos o por los herederos. Para desvirtuar la presunción algunos esgrimen que no hubo concubinato estable o notorio; que los bienes adquiridos son propiedad de uno de los concubinos; que éstos fueron habidos antes del concubinato o luego de su terminación. La presunción de comunidad en el concubinato no recae sobre los bienes adquiridos por cada uno de los concubinos antes de iniciar su vida en común o al extinguirse la misma. Tampoco, en cuanto a los bienes que el concubino(a) haya obtenido por actos y/o negocios jurídicos a título gratuito. Queda excluida asimismo, la plusvalía de los referidos bienes, salvo que su procedencia sea por mejoras realizadas en ellos con dinero de cualquiera de los concubinos en el decurso de la unión no marital. Nos preguntan: ¿es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino? Acatando la doctrina del cúbrase, protéjase o blindaje patrimonial, la respuesta se impone afirmativa. Mientras no exista prohibición legal expresa o judicial dictada por un tribunal de la república, el sujeto es libre de disponer de sus bienes o activos personales. Reconocemos que la normativa reseñada es de orden público, no se puede derogar por la voluntad de los particulares. No obstante, el hombre o la mujer antes de comenzar la unión no matrimonial, gozan de la facultad para constituir entes asociativos con personalidad jurídica y patrimonio propio e individual. Esta técnica legal exige la correcta elección del tipo social acorde a la explotación del objeto a preservar: bienes, derechos, intereses, acciones y servicios. Errar sobre esa formalidad equivale a no lograr la eficacia favorable perseguida. En segunda opinión legal efectuada, recomendamos la carencia del sustrato personal en la titularidad de las acciones de las sociedades mercantiles que nos ocupen. Lo relevante es que el concubino(a) asuma atribuciones de disposición (vender, hipotecar, transigir o disponer) y/o administración en la junta directiva del consorcio por inscribir. La concubina con patrimonio separado del concubino: "puede vender bienes sin el consentimiento de su pareja". El norte es procurar la protección patrimonial preventiva. Abogado Litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM. www.iguala.com.ve -
1:40Central bank of Venezuela Lawyer in Caracas Bond
Central bank of Venezuela Lawyer in Caracas BondCentral bank of Venezuela Lawyer in Caracas Bond
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez +58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495 ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho www.protejase.com.ve Caracas Venezuela + 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220 Celular móvil 0414 3240495 Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com Mariana Impera el comodato ante la dificultad legal y onerosa que conlleva desalojar al inquilino Todo depende de los intereses de la persona que nos toque asistir como abogado? al propietario arrendador, o al inquilino (futuro ocupante del inmueble). En la práctica, suele escucharse el empleo del contrato de comodato, como sustituto del contrato de arrendamiento. Las razones varían para el uso de uno u otro contrato. Si somos abogados del propietario del inmueble, el contrato de comodato prevalece sobre el arrendamiento. El comodato beneficia al propietario. El arrendamiento beneficia al inquilino. El ocupante del inmueble, llamado comodatario, acepta ab initio, que no goza de los beneficios o prerrogativas que la Ley otorga al arrendatario. Y es que, conforme a derecho, la voluntad contractual de las partes priva sobre lo previsto en la Ley. Es así, siempre que las partes en sus convenciones particulares no violen normas de orden público, y este no es el caso. El comodatario no tiene derecho de preferencia, ni garantía a permanecer como ocupante del inmueble. El comodatario conviene que, a la primera solicitud del propietario comodante de abandonar o entregar el inmueble, así deberá hacerlo de inmediato. Esto opera incluso aún vigente el contrato, antes de que el término de duración venza. Todos los derechos corren a favor del comodante. La Ley lo regula así, ya que el comodatario del inmueble lo usa sin pagar ninguna contraprestación. "El comodante lleva las de ganar ante el comodatario". El comodato se impone vista la imposibilidad de adquirir vivienda en propiedad por su elevado costo, los dueños las ofrecen bajo sus condiciones. Y, ante la necesidad urgente de habitarlas, la persona termina por aceptar el comodato. Además, impera o prevalece el comodato ante la dificultad legal y excesiva onerosidad que conlleva desalojar al inquilino. Quizás el lector increpe diciendo que no se puede disfrazar, con el comodato, una relación arrendaticia. Existe reiterada jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia señalando que, aun cuando las partes contraten en comodato, si del contrato referido se evidencian los caracteres de un arrendamiento, se trata de un arrendamiento y por tanto, el juez aplicará las disposiciones legales del arrendamiento. No desconocemos lo anterior. Sin embargo, en la práctica, se elaboran tantas letras de cambio como meses tenga de duración el contrato de comodato. Quien suscribe la letra como deudor aceptante, no es la misma persona que figura como comodatario u ocupante del inmueble. El beneficiario o acreedor de la cambial es una persona distinta al comodante o propietario del inmueble. En el contrato de comodato, el propietario del inmueble no debe figurar como comodante. Y en la letra de cambio, el obligado a pagarla, no debe coincidir con la persona del comodatario. Por último, en nuestro carácter de abogados del ocupante del inmueble, recomendamos que éste no acepte un contrato de comodato. El contrato de arrendamiento garantiza los derechos al inquilino y su permanencia legítima a ocupar el inmueble arrendado. En la práctica profesional, observamos que el propietario, quizás por motivos de desconocimiento, rechaza la idea de acudir al comodato. Es verdad que el arrendamiento es más conocido y más "visto" que el contrato de comodato. Por último lo importante es precisar que el uso de uno u otro contrato, depende en forma exclusiva de las partes. Abogado litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM. asomivis@cantv.net -
25:01Behind Venezuela's looming collapse - Counting the Cost
Behind Venezuela's looming collapse - Counting the CostBehind Venezuela's looming collapse - Counting the Cost
With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific." With oil accounting for 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings, plummeting world prices have sent the South American economy reeling towards collapse: People are going hungry, inflation has spiralled out of control, the military is patrolling supermarkets to keep order amid rising anger, basic raw materials and supplies have run out, and factories are shutting down. According to the World Bank, Venezuela now ranks so low on the list of countries to do business with, it surpasses only Libya, Eritrea and South Sudan. President Nicolas Maduro has turned to selling Venezuela's gold, slashing imports. According to the IMF, the country's gold reserves have dropped almost a third over the past year. So far Maduro has prioritised the payment of international debts to prevent an outright default. Meanwhile Venezuelans are struggling to feed their children, with an alarming consequence - malnutrition is at an all-time high, with the majority of school children not receiving the recommended dose of nutrients for healthy growth and function. Three years after the death of charismatic Hugo Chavez, the popular leader's Bolivarian Revolution is being blamed for failing Venezuela. So why is nothing being done to stop Venezuela's slide? Can Venezuela turn its failing political ideology from attempting to control society into empowering its people to resolve the crisis? We talk to Ruth Krivoy, the former president of the Venezuelan Central Bank; and Ricardo Hausmann, the director of the Centre for International Development at the Harvard School of Government, about how Venezuela fell into crisis. China on top: Forbes Global 2000 The annual list of the world's largest and most influential companies featured a few surprising names, including American banks in the top 15 - a far cry from the dark days of the credit crisis. Chinese companies- in particular the banks - dominate the top 10, in spite of a 'slowing' Chinese economy. Technically, China remains a communist country - however, it has clearly embraced capitalism and its continuous economic 'balance' is owed, somewhat, to its new relationship with brands as opposed to remaining purely a production powerhouse as it has been known in the past. But what is the actual power of a Chinese bank brand and how does this translate - if at all - to an international consumer base? We talk to Robert Haigh, the marketing director of Brand Finance, about the real value of a brand in 2016, and what that's worth to their home countries. Also on Counting the Cost: Cuba: The country is legalising small and medium-sized businesses in order to kickstart the economy; but will Cuban tech entrepreneurs be given the same liberties? A win-win situation in Vietnam: US President Barack Obama lifts the arms embargo on Vietnam during a three-day visit - but the real partnership begins and ends with trade agreements. Monster merger: German Bayer, the world's second-largest crop chemical producer, has placed the world's largest ever all-cash bid on Monsanto, the world's biggest supplier of genetically-modified seed. This has been rejected by Monsanto, but what does a potential future merger mean for the global agriculture industry? More from Counting the Cost on: YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/ -
2:23New figures show Venezuela has highest inflation rate in Latin America
New figures show Venezuela has highest inflation rate in Latin AmericaNew figures show Venezuela has highest inflation rate in Latin America
Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in Latin America. For some consumers in Caracas, watching the prices on the shelves bore out this report. Shoppers like Maria Cerrada said the country's rising inflation prevents her from purchasing items she used to buy in the past. "These are prices you really can't deal with," said Cerrada. Venezuela's bolivar currency has also plunged to a record low in black market trading this month, now bringing a fourteenth of its official value. There is no free legal trading in US dollars. The weakening currency has hurt investment and makes basic goods hard to find. "This varies (referring to the prices) every 15 days," said Richard Torres, a security agent at a supermarket trying to buy a bag of rice. "(The rice per bag) you see right now is at 20 bolivars and in 15 days it increases 10 to 15 percent," he added. But as the nation's economy stumbles, President Nicolas Maduro has floated a raft of proposals, including increasing the price of petrol - now essentially free at the pumps - and easing the controls that keep the prices of many basic food and household items artificially low. However, economists say the country is going through a 'stagflation' period, which is a combination of shortages, recession and high inflation. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/7a63482d052c3eda5f47f51654d26ffd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:01Private Sector Siphons Off Billions from Venezuela
Private Sector Siphons Off Billions from VenezuelaPrivate Sector Siphons Off Billions from Venezuela
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed to have made record profits through Venezuela's currency exchange schemes, ripping off the Central Bank and generating widespread shortages. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/private-sector-siphons-off-billions-from-venezuela/ -
2:46Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American WebsiteVenezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering information on Venezuela's rampant inflation and currency black market. http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/22668-venezuela-s-central-bank-sues-american-website?tmpl=component&print;=1 Disclaimer: This YouTube channel is in no way endorsed by or affiliated with the author of this article or TheNewAmerican.com. The brief text used in this video has been reproduced under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, for "fair use" for the purposes of news reporting, teaching, education and research only. No infringement of copyright or intellectual property intended. -
3:03Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50% As 2013 Comes To A Close!!
Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50% As 2013 Comes To A Close!!Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50% As 2013 Comes To A Close!!
Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and widespread shortages. The president argues that Venezuela's inflation is the result of hoarding and speculation by his opponents in Venezuela and in the U.S. He says the country, which is South America's biggest oil producer, has more than enough dollars to pay for imports. -
2:04Venezuela to issue larger denomination notes in face of rampant inflation
Venezuela to issue larger denomination notes in face of rampant inflationVenezuela to issue larger denomination notes in face of rampant inflation
Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflation, which is the world's highest.
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Venezuela central bank issues larger denomination notes
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Cost of Living: Venezuela
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010. Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, blames the jump on vendors. However, they say they have no choice but to raise prices. Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from the capital, Caracas. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It ... -
Central Bank of Venezuela lawyer in Caracas Bond
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez +58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495 ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho www.protejase.com.ve Caracas Venezuela + 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220 Celular móvil 0414 3240495 Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com Mariana ¿Es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino? Conforme a nuestro orden jurídico vigente, Art. 767 del Código Civil, existe la presunción legal de comunidad de bienes entre el hombre y la mujer que convivan de forma estable en unión no matrimonial. Dicha comunidad aplica cuando la pareja mantenga un mismo techo sin ser cónyuges; requiere que el hombre o la mujer, no esté casado o casada con otro. La habita... -
Central bank of Venezuela Lawyer in Caracas Bond
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez +58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495 ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho www.protejase.com.ve Caracas Venezuela + 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220 Celular móvil 0414 3240495 Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com Mariana Impera el comodato ante la dificultad legal y onerosa que conlleva desalojar al inquilino Todo depende de los intereses de la persona que nos toque asistir como abogado? al propietario arrendador, o al inquilino (futuro ocupante del inmueble). En la práctica, suele escucharse el empleo del contrato de comodato, como sustituto del contrato de arrendamiento. Las razones varían para el uso de uno u otro contrato. Si somos abogados del prop... -
Behind Venezuela's looming collapse - Counting the Cost
With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific." With oil accounting for 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings, plummeting world prices have sent the South American economy reeling towards collapse: People are going hungry, inflation has spiralled out of control, the military is patrolling supermarkets to keep order amid rising anger, basic raw materials and supplies have run out, and factories are shutting down. According to the World Bank, Venezuela now ranks so low on the list of countries to do business with, it surpasses only Libya, Eritrea and South Sudan. President Nicolas Maduro has turned to selling Venezuela's gold, slashing imports. According to the IMF, the country's gold reserves h... -
New figures show Venezuela has highest inflation rate in Latin America
Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in Latin America. For some consumers in Caracas, watching the prices on the shelves bore out this report. Shoppers like Maria Cerrada said the country's rising inflation prevents her from purchasing items she used to buy in the past. "These are prices you really can't deal with," said Cerrada. Venezuela's bolivar currency has also plunged to a record low in black market trading this month, now bringing a fourteenth of its official value. There is no free legal trading in US dollars. The weakening currency has hurt investment and makes basic goods hard to find. "This varies (referring to the prices) every 15 days," said Richard Tor... -
Private Sector Siphons Off Billions from Venezuela
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed to have made record profits through Venezuela's currency exchange schemes, ripping off the Central Bank and generating widespread shortages. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/private-sector-siphons-off-billions-from-venezuela/ -
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering information on Venezuela's rampant inflation and currency black market. http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/22668-venezuela-s-central-bank-sues-american-website?tmpl=component&print;=1 Disclaimer: This YouTube channel is in no way endorsed by or affiliated with the author of this article or TheNewAmerican.com. The brief text used in this video has been reproduced under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, for "fair use" for the purposes of news reporting, teaching, education and research only. No infringement of copyright or intellectual property intended. -
Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50% As 2013 Comes To A Close!!
Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and widespread shortages. The president argues that Venezuela's inflation is the result of hoarding and speculation by his opponents in Venezuela and in the U.S. He says the country, which is South America's biggest oil producer, has more than enough dollars to pay for imports. -
Venezuela to issue larger denomination notes in face of rampant inflation
Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflation, which is the world's highest.
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The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010.
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The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010.
Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, blames the jump on vendors. However, they say they have no choice but to raise prices.
Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from the capital, Caracas.
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The Central Bank of Venezuela has announced that produce prices went up nearly 70 per cent in 2010.
Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, blames the jump on vendors. However, they say they have no choice but to raise prices.
Al Jazeera's Craig Mauro reports from the capital, Caracas.
At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
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Central Bank of Venezuela lawyer in Caracas Bond
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Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especiali...
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
¿Es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino?
Conforme a nuestro orden jurídico vigente, Art. 767 del Código Civil, existe la presunción
legal de comunidad de bienes entre el hombre y la mujer que convivan de forma estable
en unión no matrimonial. Dicha comunidad aplica cuando la pareja mantenga un mismo
techo sin ser cónyuges; requiere que el hombre o la mujer, no esté casado o casada con
otro. La habitación en común debe ser notoria, pública, duradera y estable. Por tanto,
para el derecho venezolano no hay presunción de concubinato en las relaciones de
amantes; en uniones de personas de un mismo sexo; o cuando uno de los concubinos
está casado con una tercera persona.
La presunción de comunidad causa efectos jurídicos sólo para los concubinos y los
herederos de cada uno de ellos; respecto al hombre o la mujer y sus herederos; nunca
opera sobre terceras personas. Comprende las ganancias obtenidas a título oneroso por
el hombre o la mujer durante la unión de facto. Al quedar probado el cumplimiento de los
supuestos de hecho de la presunción de la comunidad, rige de por mitad o partes iguales
entre el hombre y la mujer. Se trata de una presunción que admite prueba en contrario
por cada uno de ellos o por los herederos. Para desvirtuar la presunción algunos
esgrimen que no hubo concubinato estable o notorio; que los bienes adquiridos son
propiedad de uno de los concubinos; que éstos fueron habidos antes del concubinato o
luego de su terminación.
La presunción de comunidad en el concubinato no recae sobre los bienes adquiridos por
cada uno de los concubinos antes de iniciar su vida en común o al extinguirse la misma.
Tampoco, en cuanto a los bienes que el concubino(a) haya obtenido por actos y/o
negocios jurídicos a título gratuito. Queda excluida asimismo, la plusvalía de los referidos
bienes, salvo que su procedencia sea por mejoras realizadas en ellos con dinero de
cualquiera de los concubinos en el decurso de la unión no marital.
Nos preguntan: ¿es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada
concubino? Acatando la doctrina del cúbrase, protéjase o blindaje patrimonial, la
respuesta se impone afirmativa. Mientras no exista prohibición legal expresa o judicial
dictada por un tribunal de la república, el sujeto es libre de disponer de sus bienes o
activos personales. Reconocemos que la normativa reseñada es de orden público, no se
puede derogar por la voluntad de los particulares. No obstante, el hombre o la mujer
antes de comenzar la unión no matrimonial, gozan de la facultad para constituir entes
asociativos con personalidad jurídica y patrimonio propio e individual. Esta técnica legal
exige la correcta elección del tipo social acorde a la explotación del objeto a preservar:
bienes, derechos, intereses, acciones y servicios. Errar sobre esa formalidad equivale a no
lograr la eficacia favorable perseguida. En segunda opinión legal efectuada,
recomendamos la carencia del sustrato personal en la titularidad de las acciones de las
sociedades mercantiles que nos ocupen. Lo relevante es que el concubino(a) asuma
atribuciones de disposición (vender, hipotecar, transigir o disponer) y/o administración en
la junta directiva del consorcio por inscribir. La concubina con patrimonio separado del
concubino: "puede vender bienes sin el consentimiento de su pareja". El norte es
procurar la protección patrimonial preventiva.
Abogado Litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
www.iguala.com.ve
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Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
¿Es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada concubino?
Conforme a nuestro orden jurídico vigente, Art. 767 del Código Civil, existe la presunción
legal de comunidad de bienes entre el hombre y la mujer que convivan de forma estable
en unión no matrimonial. Dicha comunidad aplica cuando la pareja mantenga un mismo
techo sin ser cónyuges; requiere que el hombre o la mujer, no esté casado o casada con
otro. La habitación en común debe ser notoria, pública, duradera y estable. Por tanto,
para el derecho venezolano no hay presunción de concubinato en las relaciones de
amantes; en uniones de personas de un mismo sexo; o cuando uno de los concubinos
está casado con una tercera persona.
La presunción de comunidad causa efectos jurídicos sólo para los concubinos y los
herederos de cada uno de ellos; respecto al hombre o la mujer y sus herederos; nunca
opera sobre terceras personas. Comprende las ganancias obtenidas a título oneroso por
el hombre o la mujer durante la unión de facto. Al quedar probado el cumplimiento de los
supuestos de hecho de la presunción de la comunidad, rige de por mitad o partes iguales
entre el hombre y la mujer. Se trata de una presunción que admite prueba en contrario
por cada uno de ellos o por los herederos. Para desvirtuar la presunción algunos
esgrimen que no hubo concubinato estable o notorio; que los bienes adquiridos son
propiedad de uno de los concubinos; que éstos fueron habidos antes del concubinato o
luego de su terminación.
La presunción de comunidad en el concubinato no recae sobre los bienes adquiridos por
cada uno de los concubinos antes de iniciar su vida en común o al extinguirse la misma.
Tampoco, en cuanto a los bienes que el concubino(a) haya obtenido por actos y/o
negocios jurídicos a título gratuito. Queda excluida asimismo, la plusvalía de los referidos
bienes, salvo que su procedencia sea por mejoras realizadas en ellos con dinero de
cualquiera de los concubinos en el decurso de la unión no marital.
Nos preguntan: ¿es posible crear patrimonios separados e independientes para cada
concubino? Acatando la doctrina del cúbrase, protéjase o blindaje patrimonial, la
respuesta se impone afirmativa. Mientras no exista prohibición legal expresa o judicial
dictada por un tribunal de la república, el sujeto es libre de disponer de sus bienes o
activos personales. Reconocemos que la normativa reseñada es de orden público, no se
puede derogar por la voluntad de los particulares. No obstante, el hombre o la mujer
antes de comenzar la unión no matrimonial, gozan de la facultad para constituir entes
asociativos con personalidad jurídica y patrimonio propio e individual. Esta técnica legal
exige la correcta elección del tipo social acorde a la explotación del objeto a preservar:
bienes, derechos, intereses, acciones y servicios. Errar sobre esa formalidad equivale a no
lograr la eficacia favorable perseguida. En segunda opinión legal efectuada,
recomendamos la carencia del sustrato personal en la titularidad de las acciones de las
sociedades mercantiles que nos ocupen. Lo relevante es que el concubino(a) asuma
atribuciones de disposición (vender, hipotecar, transigir o disponer) y/o administración en
la junta directiva del consorcio por inscribir. La concubina con patrimonio separado del
concubino: "puede vender bienes sin el consentimiento de su pareja". El norte es
procurar la protección patrimonial preventiva.
Abogado Litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
www.iguala.com.ve
- published: 10 Jun 2016
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Central bank of Venezuela Lawyer in Caracas Bond
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- Duration: 1:40
- Updated: 10 Jun 2016
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Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especiali...
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
Impera el comodato ante la dificultad legal y onerosa que conlleva desalojar al inquilino
Todo depende de los intereses de la persona que nos toque asistir como abogado? al
propietario arrendador, o al inquilino (futuro ocupante del inmueble). En la práctica, suele
escucharse el empleo del contrato de comodato, como sustituto del contrato de
arrendamiento. Las razones varían para el uso de uno u otro contrato. Si somos
abogados del propietario del inmueble, el contrato de comodato prevalece sobre el
arrendamiento. El comodato beneficia al propietario. El arrendamiento beneficia al
inquilino. El ocupante del inmueble, llamado comodatario, acepta ab initio, que no goza
de los beneficios o prerrogativas que la Ley otorga al arrendatario. Y es que, conforme a
derecho, la voluntad contractual de las partes priva sobre lo previsto en la Ley. Es así,
siempre que las partes en sus convenciones particulares no violen normas de orden
público, y este no es el caso. El comodatario no tiene derecho de preferencia, ni garantía
a permanecer como ocupante del inmueble. El comodatario conviene que, a la primera
solicitud del propietario comodante de abandonar o entregar el inmueble, así deberá
hacerlo de inmediato. Esto opera incluso aún vigente el contrato, antes de que el término
de duración venza. Todos los derechos corren a favor del comodante. La Ley lo regula así,
ya que el comodatario del inmueble lo usa sin pagar ninguna contraprestación. "El
comodante lleva las de ganar ante el comodatario". El comodato se impone vista la
imposibilidad de adquirir vivienda en propiedad por su elevado costo, los dueños las
ofrecen bajo sus condiciones. Y, ante la necesidad urgente de habitarlas, la persona
termina por aceptar el comodato. Además, impera o prevalece el comodato ante la
dificultad legal y excesiva onerosidad que conlleva desalojar al inquilino.
Quizás el lector increpe diciendo que no se puede disfrazar, con el comodato, una relación
arrendaticia. Existe reiterada jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia señalando
que, aun cuando las partes contraten en comodato, si del contrato referido se evidencian
los caracteres de un arrendamiento, se trata de un arrendamiento y por tanto, el juez
aplicará las disposiciones legales del arrendamiento. No desconocemos lo anterior. Sin
embargo, en la práctica, se elaboran tantas letras de cambio como meses tenga de
duración el contrato de comodato. Quien suscribe la letra como deudor aceptante, no es
la misma persona que figura como comodatario u ocupante del inmueble. El beneficiario
o acreedor de la cambial es una persona distinta al comodante o propietario del inmueble.
En el contrato de comodato, el propietario del inmueble no debe figurar como
comodante. Y en la letra de cambio, el obligado a pagarla, no debe coincidir con la
persona del comodatario. Por último, en nuestro carácter de abogados del ocupante del
inmueble, recomendamos que éste no acepte un contrato de comodato. El contrato de
arrendamiento garantiza los derechos al inquilino y su permanencia legítima a ocupar el
inmueble arrendado. En la práctica profesional, observamos que el propietario, quizás por
motivos de desconocimiento, rechaza la idea de acudir al comodato. Es verdad que el
arrendamiento es más conocido y más "visto" que el contrato de comodato. Por último lo
importante es precisar que el uso de uno u otro contrato, depende en forma exclusiva de
las partes.
Abogado litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
asomivis@cantv.net
wn.com/Central Bank Of Venezuela Lawyer In Caracas Bond
Abogado Caracas Venezuela Manuel Alfredo Rodríguez
+58 212 753.4220 www.protejase.com.ve 0414 324.0495
ABOGADO UCV LITIGANTE
MANUEL ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
Especialista, Magister Scientiarum, Phd Doctor en Derecho
www.protejase.com.ve
Caracas Venezuela
+ 58 212 753.9207 y + 58 212 753.4220
Celular móvil 0414 3240495
Correo electrónico: asomivis@gmail.com
Mariana
Impera el comodato ante la dificultad legal y onerosa que conlleva desalojar al inquilino
Todo depende de los intereses de la persona que nos toque asistir como abogado? al
propietario arrendador, o al inquilino (futuro ocupante del inmueble). En la práctica, suele
escucharse el empleo del contrato de comodato, como sustituto del contrato de
arrendamiento. Las razones varían para el uso de uno u otro contrato. Si somos
abogados del propietario del inmueble, el contrato de comodato prevalece sobre el
arrendamiento. El comodato beneficia al propietario. El arrendamiento beneficia al
inquilino. El ocupante del inmueble, llamado comodatario, acepta ab initio, que no goza
de los beneficios o prerrogativas que la Ley otorga al arrendatario. Y es que, conforme a
derecho, la voluntad contractual de las partes priva sobre lo previsto en la Ley. Es así,
siempre que las partes en sus convenciones particulares no violen normas de orden
público, y este no es el caso. El comodatario no tiene derecho de preferencia, ni garantía
a permanecer como ocupante del inmueble. El comodatario conviene que, a la primera
solicitud del propietario comodante de abandonar o entregar el inmueble, así deberá
hacerlo de inmediato. Esto opera incluso aún vigente el contrato, antes de que el término
de duración venza. Todos los derechos corren a favor del comodante. La Ley lo regula así,
ya que el comodatario del inmueble lo usa sin pagar ninguna contraprestación. "El
comodante lleva las de ganar ante el comodatario". El comodato se impone vista la
imposibilidad de adquirir vivienda en propiedad por su elevado costo, los dueños las
ofrecen bajo sus condiciones. Y, ante la necesidad urgente de habitarlas, la persona
termina por aceptar el comodato. Además, impera o prevalece el comodato ante la
dificultad legal y excesiva onerosidad que conlleva desalojar al inquilino.
Quizás el lector increpe diciendo que no se puede disfrazar, con el comodato, una relación
arrendaticia. Existe reiterada jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia señalando
que, aun cuando las partes contraten en comodato, si del contrato referido se evidencian
los caracteres de un arrendamiento, se trata de un arrendamiento y por tanto, el juez
aplicará las disposiciones legales del arrendamiento. No desconocemos lo anterior. Sin
embargo, en la práctica, se elaboran tantas letras de cambio como meses tenga de
duración el contrato de comodato. Quien suscribe la letra como deudor aceptante, no es
la misma persona que figura como comodatario u ocupante del inmueble. El beneficiario
o acreedor de la cambial es una persona distinta al comodante o propietario del inmueble.
En el contrato de comodato, el propietario del inmueble no debe figurar como
comodante. Y en la letra de cambio, el obligado a pagarla, no debe coincidir con la
persona del comodatario. Por último, en nuestro carácter de abogados del ocupante del
inmueble, recomendamos que éste no acepte un contrato de comodato. El contrato de
arrendamiento garantiza los derechos al inquilino y su permanencia legítima a ocupar el
inmueble arrendado. En la práctica profesional, observamos que el propietario, quizás por
motivos de desconocimiento, rechaza la idea de acudir al comodato. Es verdad que el
arrendamiento es más conocido y más "visto" que el contrato de comodato. Por último lo
importante es precisar que el uso de uno u otro contrato, depende en forma exclusiva de
las partes.
Abogado litigante. Profesor UCV, UCAB y USM.
asomivis@cantv.net
- published: 10 Jun 2016
- views: 1
Behind Venezuela's looming collapse - Counting the Cost
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- Duration: 25:01
- Updated: 28 May 2016
- views: 32382
With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific."
With oil accounting ...
With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific."
With oil accounting for 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings, plummeting world prices have sent the South American economy reeling towards collapse: People are going hungry, inflation has spiralled out of control, the military is patrolling supermarkets to keep order amid rising anger, basic raw materials and supplies have run out, and factories are shutting down.
According to the World Bank, Venezuela now ranks so low on the list of countries to do business with, it surpasses only Libya, Eritrea and South Sudan.
President Nicolas Maduro has turned to selling Venezuela's gold, slashing imports. According to the IMF, the country's gold reserves have dropped almost a third over the past year. So far Maduro has prioritised the payment of international debts to prevent an outright default.
Meanwhile Venezuelans are struggling to feed their children, with an alarming consequence - malnutrition is at an all-time high, with the majority of school children not receiving the recommended dose of nutrients for healthy growth and function.
Three years after the death of charismatic Hugo Chavez, the popular leader's Bolivarian Revolution is being blamed for failing Venezuela.
So why is nothing being done to stop Venezuela's slide? Can Venezuela turn its failing political ideology from attempting to control society into empowering its people to resolve the crisis?
We talk to Ruth Krivoy, the former president of the Venezuelan Central Bank; and Ricardo Hausmann, the director of the Centre for International Development at the Harvard School of Government, about how Venezuela fell into crisis.
China on top: Forbes Global 2000
The annual list of the world's largest and most influential companies featured a few surprising names, including American banks in the top 15 - a far cry from the dark days of the credit crisis. Chinese companies- in particular the banks - dominate the top 10, in spite of a 'slowing' Chinese economy.
Technically, China remains a communist country - however, it has clearly embraced capitalism and its continuous economic 'balance' is owed, somewhat, to its new relationship with brands as opposed to remaining purely a production powerhouse as it has been known in the past.
But what is the actual power of a Chinese bank brand and how does this translate - if at all - to an international consumer base?
We talk to Robert Haigh, the marketing director of Brand Finance, about the real value of a brand in 2016, and what that's worth to their home countries.
Also on Counting the Cost:
Cuba: The country is legalising small and medium-sized businesses in order to kickstart the economy; but will Cuban tech entrepreneurs be given the same liberties?
A win-win situation in Vietnam: US President Barack Obama lifts the arms embargo on Vietnam during a three-day visit - but the real partnership begins and ends with trade agreements.
Monster merger: German Bayer, the world's second-largest crop chemical producer, has placed the world's largest ever all-cash bid on Monsanto, the world's biggest supplier of genetically-modified seed. This has been rejected by Monsanto, but what does a potential future merger mean for the global agriculture industry?
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/
wn.com/Behind Venezuela's Looming Collapse Counting The Cost
With dire food shortages, hyperinflation and chronic power outages, Venezuela's economic crisis has gone "from bad to worse to horrific."
With oil accounting for 95 percent of Venezuela's export earnings, plummeting world prices have sent the South American economy reeling towards collapse: People are going hungry, inflation has spiralled out of control, the military is patrolling supermarkets to keep order amid rising anger, basic raw materials and supplies have run out, and factories are shutting down.
According to the World Bank, Venezuela now ranks so low on the list of countries to do business with, it surpasses only Libya, Eritrea and South Sudan.
President Nicolas Maduro has turned to selling Venezuela's gold, slashing imports. According to the IMF, the country's gold reserves have dropped almost a third over the past year. So far Maduro has prioritised the payment of international debts to prevent an outright default.
Meanwhile Venezuelans are struggling to feed their children, with an alarming consequence - malnutrition is at an all-time high, with the majority of school children not receiving the recommended dose of nutrients for healthy growth and function.
Three years after the death of charismatic Hugo Chavez, the popular leader's Bolivarian Revolution is being blamed for failing Venezuela.
So why is nothing being done to stop Venezuela's slide? Can Venezuela turn its failing political ideology from attempting to control society into empowering its people to resolve the crisis?
We talk to Ruth Krivoy, the former president of the Venezuelan Central Bank; and Ricardo Hausmann, the director of the Centre for International Development at the Harvard School of Government, about how Venezuela fell into crisis.
China on top: Forbes Global 2000
The annual list of the world's largest and most influential companies featured a few surprising names, including American banks in the top 15 - a far cry from the dark days of the credit crisis. Chinese companies- in particular the banks - dominate the top 10, in spite of a 'slowing' Chinese economy.
Technically, China remains a communist country - however, it has clearly embraced capitalism and its continuous economic 'balance' is owed, somewhat, to its new relationship with brands as opposed to remaining purely a production powerhouse as it has been known in the past.
But what is the actual power of a Chinese bank brand and how does this translate - if at all - to an international consumer base?
We talk to Robert Haigh, the marketing director of Brand Finance, about the real value of a brand in 2016, and what that's worth to their home countries.
Also on Counting the Cost:
Cuba: The country is legalising small and medium-sized businesses in order to kickstart the economy; but will Cuban tech entrepreneurs be given the same liberties?
A win-win situation in Vietnam: US President Barack Obama lifts the arms embargo on Vietnam during a three-day visit - but the real partnership begins and ends with trade agreements.
Monster merger: German Bayer, the world's second-largest crop chemical producer, has placed the world's largest ever all-cash bid on Monsanto, the world's biggest supplier of genetically-modified seed. This has been rejected by Monsanto, but what does a potential future merger mean for the global agriculture industry?
More from Counting the Cost on:
YouTube - http://aje.io/countingthecostYT
Website - http://aljazeera.com/countingthecost/
- published: 28 May 2016
- views: 32382
New figures show Venezuela has highest inflation rate in Latin America
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- Duration: 2:23
- Updated: 03 Aug 2015
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Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in La...
Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in Latin America.
For some consumers in Caracas, watching the prices on the shelves bore out this report.
Shoppers like Maria Cerrada said the country's rising inflation prevents her from purchasing items she used to buy in the past.
"These are prices you really can't deal with," said Cerrada.
Venezuela's bolivar currency has also plunged to a record low in black market trading this month, now bringing a fourteenth of its official value. There is no free legal trading in US dollars.
The weakening currency has hurt investment and makes basic goods hard to find.
"This varies (referring to the prices) every 15 days," said Richard Torres, a security agent at a supermarket trying to buy a bag of rice.
"(The rice per bag) you see right now is at 20 bolivars and in 15 days it increases 10 to 15 percent," he added.
But as the nation's economy stumbles, President Nicolas Maduro has floated a raft of proposals, including increasing the price of petrol - now essentially free at the pumps - and easing the controls that keep the prices of many basic food and household items artificially low.
However, economists say the country is going through a 'stagflation' period, which is a combination of shortages, recession and high inflation.
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wn.com/New Figures Show Venezuela Has Highest Inflation Rate In Latin America
Figures released on Tuesday by Venezuela's central bank showed that inflation in the country over the past 12 months had reached 63.4 percent, the highest in Latin America.
For some consumers in Caracas, watching the prices on the shelves bore out this report.
Shoppers like Maria Cerrada said the country's rising inflation prevents her from purchasing items she used to buy in the past.
"These are prices you really can't deal with," said Cerrada.
Venezuela's bolivar currency has also plunged to a record low in black market trading this month, now bringing a fourteenth of its official value. There is no free legal trading in US dollars.
The weakening currency has hurt investment and makes basic goods hard to find.
"This varies (referring to the prices) every 15 days," said Richard Torres, a security agent at a supermarket trying to buy a bag of rice.
"(The rice per bag) you see right now is at 20 bolivars and in 15 days it increases 10 to 15 percent," he added.
But as the nation's economy stumbles, President Nicolas Maduro has floated a raft of proposals, including increasing the price of petrol - now essentially free at the pumps - and easing the controls that keep the prices of many basic food and household items artificially low.
However, economists say the country is going through a 'stagflation' period, which is a combination of shortages, recession and high inflation.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/7a63482d052c3eda5f47f51654d26ffd
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 03 Aug 2015
- views: 2156
Private Sector Siphons Off Billions from Venezuela
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 593
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed...
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed to have made record profits through Venezuela's currency exchange schemes, ripping off the Central Bank and generating widespread shortages. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/private-sector-siphons-off-billions-from-venezuela/
wn.com/Private Sector Siphons Off Billions From Venezuela
The current shortages in Venezuela have been pinned on the government, which critics say is to blame for the economic crisis. But the private sector is believed to have made record profits through Venezuela's currency exchange schemes, ripping off the Central Bank and generating widespread shortages. http://multimedia.telesurtv.net/v/private-sector-siphons-off-billions-from-venezuela/
- published: 19 Jun 2016
- views: 593
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 15 Mar 2016
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Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger
Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering...
Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger
Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering information on Venezuela's rampant inflation and currency black market.
http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/22668-venezuela-s-central-bank-sues-american-website?tmpl=component&print;=1
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Venezuela's Central Bank Sues American Website - by Charles Scaliger
Venezuela's central bank is suing a U.S. website that since 2010 has published unflattering information on Venezuela's rampant inflation and currency black market.
http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/economics/item/22668-venezuela-s-central-bank-sues-american-website?tmpl=component&print;=1
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- published: 15 Mar 2016
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Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50% As 2013 Comes To A Close!!
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Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and wi...
Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and widespread shortages.
The president argues that Venezuela's inflation is the result of hoarding and speculation by his opponents in Venezuela and in the U.S. He says the country, which is South America's biggest oil producer, has more than enough dollars to pay for imports.
wn.com/Venezuela's Inflation Rate Is Near 50 As 2013 Comes To A Close
Venezuela's Central Bank says prices have risen nearly 50 percent since last September as the country struggles to rein in a quickening rate of inflation and widespread shortages.
The president argues that Venezuela's inflation is the result of hoarding and speculation by his opponents in Venezuela and in the U.S. He says the country, which is South America's biggest oil producer, has more than enough dollars to pay for imports.
- published: 16 Dec 2013
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Venezuela to issue larger denomination notes in face of rampant inflation
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Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflati...
Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflation, which is the world's highest.
wn.com/Venezuela To Issue Larger Denomination Notes In Face Of Rampant Inflation
Venezuela's Central Bank said it intends to issue larger-denomination bank notes, as citizens in the Latin American nation struggle to cope with rampant inflation, which is the world's highest.
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Former Fox News Commentator Sentenced For False Claims Of CIA Ties
Edit WorldNews.com 15 Jul 2016
U.S ... District Court in Alexandria, Virginia, the U.S. Attorney's Office said in a statement.Dana Boente, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, issued to the statement."Wayne Simmons is a fraud ... - Dana BoenteU.S. District Judge T.S....
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Nice Terrorist Attack: At Least 77 Dead, Police Kill Suspect
Edit WorldNews.com 15 Jul 2016
Bastille Day revelers were targeted in what is being called a terrorist attack by a truck carrying hand grenades and other weapons drove onto a sidewalk for more than a mile, killing 77 people before police were able to shoot and kill the driver according to The Associated Press. Some outlets have reported the suspect was a local in Nice who was originally from Tunisia ... I saw bodies flying like bowling pins along its route." ... ....
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Venezuela will temporarily re-open border crossing
Edit Arabnews 16 Jul 2016
Venezuela will temporarily re-open its border with Colombia on Sunday, a state governor said, a move that will allow desperate Venezuelans to stock up on food, medicine and other basics sorely lacking in their country....
Venezuela's Parliament blocks extension of economic decree
Edit Press TV 16 Jul 2016
Venezuela’s National Assembly, which is ruled by the opposition, has ......
Jackpot! Vegas has ace, shoots 60 in Barbasol Championship
Edit Atlanta Journal 16 Jul 2016
Vegas played a six-hole stretch on his first nine in 7 under.Jhonattan Vegas, right, of Venezuela, celebrates with Graham DeLaet, of Canada, after Vegas hits a hole-in-one on the 17th hole during second round play at the Barbasol Championship golf tournament Friday, July 15, 2016, in Opelika, Ala....
Statement by the Press Secretary on H.R. 636, H.R. 3766, H.R. 4372, H.R. 4960, S. 2845 (President of the United States)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. President of the United States). On Friday, July 15, 2016, the President signed into law.. H.R ... H.R ... 2845, the 'Venezuela Defense of Human Rights and Civil Society Extension Act of 2016,' which extends the sanctions imposed on persons responsible for violations of human rights in Venezuela through December 2019....
Zone Group II - Friday (Davis Cup)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. Davis Cup). Lithuania and Belarus among nations to take 2-0 lead after Friday as potential promotion play-off ties become clearer across Zone Group II ... In Americas Zone Group II there are four nations left fighting for the one promotion place with Peru hosting Mexico and Venezuela travelling to El Salvador ... El Salvador took the lead early again Venezuela with a 61 61 75 victory for Marcelo Arevalo over Jordi Munoz-Abreu ... (noodl....
Baker Institute expert available to comment on Turkish coup (Rice University)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. Rice University). David Ruth. david@rice.edu. Baker Institute expert available to comment on Turkish coup. HOUSTON - (July 15, 2016) - The following are initial comments by Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy's Kadir Yildirim on today's attempted Turkish coup ... 'The coup attempt will hurt Turkish democracy regardless of its outcome ... Turkish democracy could face a similar fate to Chavez's Venezuela.' ... -30- ... (noodl....
Hernandez ready for Wednesday return
Edit MLB 16 Jul 2016
TACOMA, Wash. -- The last time Felix Hernandez took the mound for the Tacoma Rainiers at Cheney Stadium, the date was July 30, 2005. His Triple-A teammates included Shin-Soo Choo, Chris Snelling and Greg Dobbs. He dominated Omaha with four no-hit innings, striking out seven and making his Major League debut four days later in Detroit. Hernandez was a 19-year-old wunderkind from Venezuela back then, the man who would be King ... ....
I’m Hispanic and I Don’t Speak Spanish
Edit Atlanta Journal 16 Jul 2016
When I first arrived in Atlanta, I realized that many Hispanics could not communicate in Spanish. I found it alarming that community leaders, executives, entrepreneurs and high-achieving students whom I had to interview as part of my reporting preferred doing interviews in English, because they either didn’t know Spanish or else didn’t “feel comfortable” speaking it ... She is from Venezuela and has been living in Georgia for 15 years ... ....
Harrell chased in 4th as Braves drop opener (Atlanta Braves)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. Atlanta Braves). While De La Rosa surrendered just two runs over six-plus innings, Harrell was tagged for seven runs -- five earned -- over 3 2/3 frames. Charlie Blackmon sparked Colorado's four-run third inning with a leadoff double and DJ LeMahieu added a two-out RBI triple during a two-run fourth ... MOMENTS THAT MATTERED. From anger to celebration ... His games played rank 10th on the list of active players from Venezuela ... 4, 1979....
CarGo collects 3 hits, Raburn slams in win (Colorado Rockies)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. Colorado Rockies). 'Every game from now on is important, even more important than the ones we played in the first half,' Gonzalez said. 'We have a shot. We have a good group. We said that in Spring Training. We've been through tough times. Hopefully, we're staying positive, and I think great things are ahead of us.' ... 'That happens ... It just wasn't his night.' ... His games played rank 10th on the list of active players from Venezuela....
CarGo collects 3 hits, Raburn slams in win over Braves (MLB - Major League Baseball)
Edit Public Technologies 16 Jul 2016
(Source. MLB - Major League Baseball). 'Every game from now on is important, even more important than the ones we played in the first half,' Gonzalez said. 'We have a shot. We have a good group. We said that in Spring Training. We've been through tough times. Hopefully, we're staying positive, and I think great things are ahead of us.' ... 'That happens ... 'They always are ... His games played rank 10th on the list of active players from Venezuela....
Venezuela's PDVSA finds procurement fraud in US case
Edit Topix 15 Jul 2016
Venezuela's PDVSA is investigating U.S. allegations of a US$1 billion bribery conspiracy involving the state oil company and has found there was fraud in procurement processes, according to a report of its 2015 results. The logo of the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA is seen at a gas station in Caracas, Venezuela June 30, 2016 ... ....
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