Venezuela approves electric law reform to attract investment, keeps state control

Venezuela's National Assembly unanimously approved a partial reform of the electric law to promote private and foreign investment, but generation remains reserved for the state operator and mixed companies. The reform signals a cautious opening to capital amid chronic power outages, though state control persists, limiting investor appeal. Uncertainty remains over implementation and whether it will meaningfully address the sector's underinvestment.

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