Скачать или смотреть $106 Billion Wiped Out: How Venezuela Turned Into China’s Worst Nightmare

China’s ambitious $106 billion investment in Venezuela is now unraveling, exposing Beijing to one of its most significant geopolitical and financial setbacks. For decades, China extended massive loans and oil-for-debt deals to Caracas, tying its economic future to Venezuela’s oil production. But a collapse in output, crippling infrastructure, U.S. sanctions, and political upheaval have cut shipments and left much of that investment at risk. Recent developments — including halted deliveries and strategic shifts — signal that China may not fully recoup its funding, forcing policymakers to reassess risks across Latin America. This video breaks down how Venezuela went from strategic partner to cautionary tale, why China’s exposure matters globally, and what this means for energy markets and great-power competition. Watch now to understand the consequences of this historic financial gamble.

Video Timelapse (16:32)
0:00 – 1:00: Opening — China’s $106B Venezuela footprint overview
1:01 – 3:00: Loan structure & oil-for-debt model explained
3:01 – 5:00: Venezuela’s oil collapse & production struggles
5:01 – 7:00: U.S. sanctions impact and export disruptions
7:01 – 9:00: China’s debt repayment challenges & outstanding liabilities
9:01 – 11:00: Strategic implications for China & Latin America
11:01 – 13:00: Geopolitical dynamics with U.S. intervention
13:01 – 15:00: What this means for global energy markets
15:01 – 16:32: Conclusions & future risks for China and Venezuela

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China Venezuela investment loss, 106 billion wiped out, Venezuela oil debt, Chinese loans Venezuela, global finance risk, US China geopolitics, energy market shift, PDVSA repayment crisis, Beijing financial exposure

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