Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday his government is maintaining contact with holders of the country’s bonds and is willing to make good on payment obligations which have gone unattended since the end of 2017.Maduro advisors spoke to investors and bondholders from Europe and the United States about their country’s economic potential during a call in January. By Mayela Armas. Full Text-> Financial Post

Traducción de cortesía -> El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, dijo el miércoles que su gobierno mantiene contacto con los tenedores de bonos del país y está dispuesto a cumplir con las obligaciones de pago que no han sido atendidas desde fines de 2017.Los asesores de Maduro hablaron con inversionistas y tenedores de bonos de Europa y Estados Unidos sobre el potencial económico de su país durante una llamada en enero. To translate into Spanish -> Google Translación

 The government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is approaching some of the nation’s creditors in a bid to lay the groundwork for a debt deal should sanctions ease after next month’s U.S. election. His team has convened phone calls with local bondholders in the past few weeks, as well as those from Colombia, Argentina and Europe, according to people familiar with the matter. By Ben Bartenstein and Nicolle Yapur. Full Text -> BNNBloomberg