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After two years with their doors closed, Chile’s consulates in Caracas and Puerto Ordaz resumed operations this Monday, October 19. The opening was punctual: passports and ID cards were handed out to Chileans living in Venezuela. But behind the formal announcement lies a development of much greater interest to the Venezuelan market: the reopening of a migration and financial corridor that moves remittances, paperwork and, of course, cryptocurrencies.
📊 A two-year shutdown ends with paperwork