Venezuela's government plans to reopen three private banks next week that officials took over temporarily amid investigations into alleged violations of banking regulations, according to an announcement Monday.
December 15, 2009 at 01:16 PM
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Venezuela’s government plans to reopen three private banks next week that officials took over temporarily amid investigations into alleged violations of banking regulations, according to an announcement Monday.
Officials plan to reopen Bolivar, Confederado and Central Banco Universal as state-operated banks on Dec. 21, according to the Official Gazette.
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