Venezuela has hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons over the past week, with the Supreme Court first annulling the National Assembly before then partly reversing its decision. However, a change in the so-called “Hydrocarbons Law” has slipped under the radar and, in the short-term at least, could make it easier for the government to service its foreign debt. In this Watch, we answer five key questions on the latest events.
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