Minister of Mines Héctor Silva, President of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) Luis Pérez, and Vice President of the Venezuelan Mining Corporation (CVM) Jesús Mieres, held a meeting with miners from Las Claritas and KM88 to resume mining activity, aiming to boost the production of the strategic mineral gold.

Strengthening of gold production and protection of the Orinoco Mining Arc

The meeting and its participants were accompanied by the Orinoco Mining Arc Protection Group (GPAMO), in order to revitalize production in the area. In this way, the CVM would guarantee the flow of supplies such as fuel and other elements necessary for growth, as well as the monitoring and training of miners in anticipation of new national and international investments.

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The Central Bank of Venezuela reported inflation for May in Venezuela of 6.3 %, the lowest in 19 months, indicating a slowdown in the rate.

According to the regulatory body’s report, “the largest increase in prices was recorded in the recreation and culture sector (7.3 %), followed by restaurants and hotels (7.1 %), clothing and footwear (7 %), household goods (6.8 %), education services (6.6 %), and communications (6.5 %).”

In early May, the president of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), Luis Pérez, “anticipated that 2026 would be marked by significant changes, which, he stated, would be felt by the end of the year and very likely in the following years, especially the next two, 2027 and 2028.”

At that time, Pérez predicted that starting in May, inflation would be in the single digits, considering the behavior of prices, which had shown a progressive reduction since the beginning of the year.

Meanwhile, some experts point to the rise in the value of the dollar as one of the main causes of the price increases in the country.

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The sustained slowdown in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Venezuela supports the recent statement by the president of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), Luis Pérez, regarding single-digit inflation starting in May.

The sustained slowdown in the CPI has allowed the strengthening of purchasing power and economic predictability.

Pérez emphasized in an official statement that “the stabilization of the foreign exchange market has been the fundamental anchor for this achievement. Thanks to a plan that includes a foreign exchange intervention of more than $1.35 billion for the month of May, the central bank guarantees the necessary fluidity and lubrication for the national productive sector.”

Pérez underscored that Venezuela is currently positioned as the fastest-growing economy in Latin America this year, and cited projections from several international organizations: ECLAC places Venezuela’s growth at 6.5 %; the UNDP forecasts a GDP increase of 7.4 %; and the International Monetary Fund estimates growth of 4 % for 2026 and up to 6 % for 2027.

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Contributing to solve the needs of Venezuelans has been one of the concerns of Bancamiga Banco Universal. Hence their desire to offer innovative products and services. That is why it has just launched Apóyame, an important development that allows its clients to receive resources from anywhere in the world, informed spokespersons and a statement from the banking institution.

Luis Pérez, one of the developers leading this initiative, said that the success has been overwhelming. In just a few hours of launching Apóyame, about 200 requests have been processed, with very positive comments, because the whole process is very fast, easy and safe.

One of the advantages it offers is that the person offering the support does not need to have an account at the institution, an international debit or credit card from any bank is enough.

To create and send a request, the client must enter Bancamiga online, click on Support me and complete the form with the requested data. An email will be sent to the registered email of the recipient, who only with their card details completes the payment process.

The payment process is very simple. The recipient, who can be a natural or legal person, enters the email, locates the email and clicks on the button identified as Press here! Subsequently, you must complete the form, add the card details, upload the photo of your identification and process the request. The commission is 7 % plus $ 0.50.

In a matter of minutes, the funds in dollars will be credited to the account in Foreign Currency of the client requesting the support. You receive the proof of the operation in your email registered in Bancamiga.

“This service will allow many Venezuelans, with the support of a family member or friend abroad, to receive very quickly and safely the resources they need to solve any emergency or any delicate and complex situation,” explained Pérez.

To open this account in currencies in Bancamiga you only need to be a client of the institution and go to Internet Banking.

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With information from Bancamiga

La entrada Bancamiga launches Apóyame, a new service to receive currencies in real time apareció primero en Bitfinance.