A Deutsche Bank Global Public Affairs presentation slide, authored by Francis J. Kelly, analyzing the political and economic crisis in Venezuela around November 2015. It highlights severe inflation (800%), shortages, and social unrest ahead of the December 6th elections, while noting positive diplomatic engagement between the US and Venezuela. The document contains a typo in the date ('2105') and bears a House Oversight Bates stamp.
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| Francis J. Kelly | Employee/Author |
Deutsche Bank Global Public Affairs; contact email listed at bottom of slide.
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| Nicolas Maduro | President of Venezuela |
Mentioned as 'President Maduro', noted for reviving border disputes and closing borders.
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| Deutsche Bank |
Creator of the document (Logo and footer present).
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| Deutsche Bank Global Public Affairs |
Specific department listed in footer.
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| Venezuelan Observatory for Social Conflict |
Cited as the source for looting and protest statistics.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026822'.
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Primary subject of the briefing.
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Engaged in dialogue with Venezuela.
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Subject of revived border disputes.
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Border closed by Maduro (spelled as 'Columbia' in document).
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Mentioned in context of US rapprochement.
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"The spiral widens and intensifies… but there is some good news"Source
"Inflation is now estimated at over 800 percent, making it the highest in the world."Source
"There is a new and serious dialogue underway between the United States and Venezuela."Source
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