After 101% Rally, Venezuela Bondholders Fret Maduro Will Hold On

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Holders of Venezuelan debt are starting to question whether the rally that pushed bonds to the highest in years has gone too far.

Venezuelan Bonds Have Rallied Amid US Pressure | Notes traded for pennies on the dollar until 2023

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Venezuela Bonds Surge 101% as Investors Worry Maduro May Retain Power

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