The "no comment" revolution
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Financial markets are spooked about the last bastion of reason in the Venezuelan government finally falling, according to Bloomberg’s Anatoly Kurmanaev – whose work continues to be interesting and thought-provoking.
The money quote:
“A spokesman for the Finance Ministry declined to comment on potential bond sales …
A spokeswoman for the central bank declined to comment on the delays to economic reports and data credibility.”
No comment. Nothing to say. Can’t talk. It’s *always* the same with these folks.
Tell me again, why exactly does the government complain about its coverage in international media when it won’t/can’t answer simple questions?
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