Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, formalized this week cabinet changes that were approved last month and so far in February. In this regard, Juan Francisco Escalona Camargo has been appointed as Director General of the Decentralized Service for the Special Fund for Human City, and Luis Alfredo Mota Domínguez will be the Director General of the Decentralized Service for the First Black Fund, as indicated in Official Gazette No. 43,313 dated February 9, 2026.

Also, and according to Official Gazette No. 43,314 dated February 10, Aurelix Johana Salcedo Medina was appointed as the new President of the National Council for Persons with Disabilities (CONAPDIS), and Carolina Rojas Hernández as President of the José Gregorio Hernández Mission Foundation.

Similarly, Fred Ángelo Bruno was assigned to the Human Resources Office Management of the National Institute of Culture (INAC), and a new board of directors was appointed for Hidroven. Meanwhile, the “new Commission for the Divestment of Public Assets of CANTV” was appointed, and Major General Ángel Daniel Balestrini Jaramillo was designated as Director General of the Office of the Ministry of Popular Power for Defense, to sign documents related to their functions.

Within the Ministry of Foreign Trade, key changes were also implemented to strengthen the national economy. In this regard, through “Presidential Decree No. 5,245, published in Extraordinary Official Gazette No. 6,984 dated February 9, 2026,” Andreína Tarazón Bolívar assumed the position of Vice Minister of International Trade Policy.

The decree of the National Executive “also establishes significant changes in critical areas for foreign exchange earnings. Johann Carlos Álvarez Márquez assumes the position of Vice Minister of Export Promotion.”

Finally, through Official Gazette No. 6,984, the presidency appointed Coromoto Godoy Calderón as president of the Export Promotion Agency S.A.

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La entrada Venezuela’s interim government announced new cabinet changes apareció primero en Bitfinance.

Through Official Gazette number 43,032, the government of Venezuela, through the National Service of Customs and Tax Administration (Seniat), established the provisions for digital billing of natural and legal persons, public or private, who make online sales.

The informality of sales through platforms such as Marketplace and all those made through social networks in Venezuelan territory will be regulated.

The initial statement on the measure, disseminated through the media, emphasizes that this is an important advance for the national economy, as it will contribute to tax collection.

People who simultaneously make sales using the digital method must register them separately in the Sales Book.

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Through an Official Gazette, the Argentine government announced the recently approved resolution to allow access to Venezuelan migrants with their expired identity card or passport, as long as it does not exceed 10 years.

The announcement was made on Friday, September 6, detailing the resolution of the National Directorate of Migration (DNM), published in the Official Gazette, and which will be valid for a renewable period of 90 days.

“Children under 9 years of age who do not have a Venezuelan identity card or passport may exceptionally enter with a birth certificate,” the Argentine authorities have indicated, adding that in the event that Venezuelan migrants “do not have any of the documents, Identity may be proven by means of a sworn statement as long as the person has entered the country regularly and is registered in the migration database.”

On the other hand, the measure will help correct the immigration gap that has affected more than 10,000 Venezuelans during the government of Alberto Fernández, after resolution 520 of 2019, promulgated by the government of Mauricio Macri, was repealed, “which had made the entry and filing requirements more flexible.”

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Through presidential decree number 4,865, published in Official Gazette number 42,717, the restructuring process of the National Superintendency of Crypto Assets and Related Activities (Sunacrip) will be extended for a period of six months, starting on September 17, 2023.

As established in article 1 of the aforementioned decree, both the President and the other members that make up the Sunacrip Restructuring Commission will continue to perform their respective functions until the end of this extension.

The restructuring of Sunacrip was ordered by the president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, in March 2023.

The board in charge of carrying out this restructuring process is headed by Anabel Pereira Fernández and has the participation of other main directors, namely: Héctor Andrés Obregón Pérez, Julio César Mora Sánchez, Román Daniel Maniglia Darwich and Larry Daniel Davoe Márquez.

The substitute directors are Luis Alberto Pérez González, Pavel Javier García Sandoval, Carlos Eloy Pirela Méndez and Edgardo Alfonzo Toro Carreño.

Among the responsibilities of the Sunacrip restructuring board are to exercise all functions and activities related to the restructuring process of the National Superintendency of Cryptoassets and Related Activities (Sunacrip), develop the institution’s Restructuring Plan, and implement said plan addressing all organizational, functional and operational aspects of Sunacrip, establishing guidelines for its improvement, reorientation or correction, as appropriate.

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La entrada Sunacrip restructuring process was extended apareció primero en Bitfinance.

Official Gazette No. 43 Ordinary, released on Tuesday, April 26, published the resolution approved by the Central Bank of Cuba, where Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies services and platforms are authorized on the island.

The approved legislation provides for the delivery of licenses to natural or legal persons who wish to operate services with bitcoin and virtual assets as a business. Said law will enter into force as of May 16 of this year.

Cuba has historically been characterized by its restrictive policies on the economic and financial sector. However, with the approval of this new law, the Caribbean island “takes another step forward to adopt Bitcoin and its industry.”

On the other hand, the new legislation will allow local and foreign companies to emerge to operate with cryptocurrencies and offer their services in the country.

Central bank responsible for granting licenses

In accordance with the provisions of the Official Gazette, the Central Bank will be the only body authorized to grant licenses, both to natural and legal persons, who wish to operate services with Bitcoin and virtual assets.

Likewise, it indicates that the financial entity before granting the license must evaluate “the legality, opportunity and socioeconomic interest of the initiative, the characteristics of the project, the responsibility of the applicants and their experience in the activity. The Central Bank of Cuba issues the license, after consulting the Cryptoactive Group”.

Due to the novelty and experimental nature of these activities, the licenses granted will last for one year, extendable for a second year. The law also establishes that “virtual asset service providers cannot cease their operations without authorization from the Bank.”

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La entrada Central Bank of Cuba approves regulation of cryptocurrencies apareció primero en Bitfinance.

This week Official Gazette No. 6,691 was published, which establishes the validity of the minimum wage as of March 15, 2022.

According to part of the text, specifically in article 1, “the mandatory monthly national minimum wage is increased throughout the territory of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, for workers in the public and private sectors, without prejudice to the provisions in article 2 of this Decree, as of March 15, 2022, establishing the amount one hundred and thirty bolivars (Bs. 130.00) per month.”

On the other hand, section 4 establishes that this increase has a direct effect on the amount of state pensions, as it does for retirees from the Venezuelan Public Administration.

As an important point, it should be noted that the Official Gazette does not mention in any of its articles that the minimum wage is anchored to the Petro, as President Nicolás Maduro announced at the time.

This new salary increase is equivalent to approximately 30 dollars according to the dollar rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). The percentage increase in the minimum wage is 1,757.14 % compared to the previous one in Venezuela, which stood at 7 bolívares.

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La entrada Published in Official Gazette Venezuelan wage increase apareció primero en Bitfinance.

According to decree No. 4,647 published in Official Gazette No. 6,689, payments with international cards in Venezuela will be exempt from the new tax on foreign currency transactions.

In this way, people who use their debit or credit cards from accounts in any country in the world will not have to pay the 3 % tax per transaction, as reflected in the reform of the Tax Law on Large Financial Transactions (IGTF).

It should be noted that the tax exemption will only apply to those who make payments in bolivars and through duly authorized payment points. That is, some points of sale that are used informally in some businesses and that make the direct payment in dollars are excluded. .

Likewise, it was learned that transactions made with debit cards charged to accounts in dollars or euros of the national bank will be exempt from the new tax, according to article 5 of the decree.

The Digital Finance medium offers the complete content of the new decree No. 4,647 published in Official Gazette No. 6,689.

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La entrada Payments with international credit or debit cards will be exempt from the ‘IGTF’ apareció primero en Bitfinance.

According to the first vice president of Fedcámaras, Adam Celis, Decree 4,552 driven by the National Government on tariffs does not cover expectations between the productive and economic sectors of the country so it is inefficient to improve production.

For celis, the Maduro administration incorporated taxes to many of the raw materials that are not done in Venezuela, while the finished product “if it is released”.

Likewise, he considered that in the gazette there are aspects that are not clear, because it leaves the possibility of the importer open to continue exercising without paying VAT or without canceling any type of tariff.

Celis reiterated that the Executive Decree “does not cover the expectations that are being looking for, of encouraging national production, and it is necessary to meet a series of sanitary standards and these imports were not fulfilling several things.”

#ECONOMÍA | El primer vicepresidente de Fedecámaras, Adán Celis, afirmó este lunes que el decreto 4.552 “no alcanza las expectativas que se habían hablado” dentro de los sectores económicos y productivos del país. pic.twitter.com/PpJgR3k9tA

— NCI (@NoticiasCanali_) August 23, 2021

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La entrada Law of tariffs does not encourage national production apareció primero en Bitfinance.

This week, the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban) held a roundtable with different public and private entities with the intention of clarifying the new regulatory framework that directly affects Financial Technology Services (fintech) companies.

Recently, Resolution No. 001.21, which dictates the “Norms that Regulate Financial Technology Services (Fintech)”, was published in the Official Gazette N ° 42,151, dated June 17, 2021, a series of norms that seeks to guarantee a system banking with modern and quality services.

The aforementioned resolution aims to regulate financial services provided through new technologies, offered by Financial Technology Institutions (Fintech), which are aimed at providing financial solutions promoted by technology, which involves all those financial services companies that use Advanced technological processes and systems to be able to offer innovative products and services under business models.

These regulations promote the principles of financial inclusion, promotion of competition, protection of the banking user, preservation of financial stability, prevention of money laundering operations, financing of terrorism and financing of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

Faced with this situation, Sudeban urged all public and private entities to comply with the regulations within a period of no more than 90 days. Within this period they must request the authorization and permits that are necessary from the body.

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La entrada Fintech companies have 90 days to adjust to new regulations apareció primero en Bitfinance.

This Wednesday, June 9, the Congress of El Salvador approved a law that will convert bitcoin into legal tender in this nation. The initiative was approved with the votes of 62 deputies of the 84 in Parliament and will enter into force 90 days after its publication in the Diario Oficial.

In this way, the Central American country aims to boost its economy, thus becoming the first to adopt a cryptocurrency (although Venezuela has the particular Petro, the world’s first state virtual currency), which users use mainly as a refuge for long-term value, waiting for it to increase over time.

Bitcoin legislation, a pioneering initiative

Part of article 1 of the new regulations approved and called the Bitcoin Law states: “This law is intended to regulate bitcoin as legal tender, unrestricted with liberating power, unlimited in any transaction” and to any title that natural persons, public or private legal requirements to be carried out.

The ordinance establishes that the exchange between virtual currency and the dollar will be established “freely by the market” and will not be subject to capital gains taxes like any legal tender.

In addition, the law indicates that every economic agent must accept digital currency as a form of payment when it is offered by whoever acquires a good or service and that the government will implement the necessary institutional structure for the circulation of cryptocurrency.

Con 62 votos, el pleno legislativo aprueba la #LeyBitcoin con la que El Salvador adopta el #Bitcoin como moneda de circulación legal.

¡#LaNuevaAsamblea sigue haciendo historia! pic.twitter.com/Ur9OQzPvYI

— Asamblea Legislativa (@AsambleaSV) June 9, 2021

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La entrada El Salvador Congress approves bitcoin as legal tender apareció primero en Bitfinance.