Goldman Sachs Under Fire Over Venezuela Bond Deal

The transcript discusses the opposition to buying Venezuela's debt, highlighting the role of Goldman Sachs and other investors. Critics argue that these investments support President Maduro's regime, known for repressing political dissidents. Goldman Sachs defends its actions, noting other investors are involved. The transcript also covers the impact of public perception, the financial crisis, and recent violence in Caracas. Opposition lawmakers, like Julio Borges, plan not to recognize debts under Maduro if they gain power.

What actions have critics of President Maduro pointed to regarding his administration?

How has Goldman Sachs been perceived in relation to its investments in Venezuela?

What recent events in Caracas have contributed to the public's perception of the Maduro regime?

What is the stance of opposition lawmakers towards the debt of Venezuela?

Who is Julio Borges and what is his significance in the context of Venezuelan politics?