In a surprising and bold move, Venezuela's interim president declared she will not recognize Nicolás Maduro's administration or accept any foreign obligations incurred under his rule. This decision could invalidate many past deals, including massive loans from countries like China, potentially leaving them unpaid. 📉💸

Analysts warn that this could jeopardize billions in Chinese financing, especially oil-for-credit agreements where Venezuela repaid loans with crude oil instead of cash. The new leadership is now untangling past financial commitments and rejecting old liabilities. ⚠️🛢️

One of the most dramatic outcomes of this move is the tens of billions of dollars China lent to Venezuela, often repaid with oil. With the recent shift in control over Venezuela's oil exports and geopolitical tensions, the country's ability and willingness to honor these agreements is now uncertain. 🌍🤔

This could reshape Venezuela’s economic future and alter China’s approach to strategic lending in Latin America. 🌎💥

This isn't just political drama — it’s a major disruption in international finance with global consequences. If these massive debts are written off or restructured unfavorably, it could send shockwaves through already fragile sovereign borrowing and oil-linked financial markets. 📉🌐

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