Bank seizures may foreshadow worse turmoil in Venezuela
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The Venezuela government took control of seven banks, including another three on Tuesday because of a weakening economy and profligate spending. The latest moves finish off a week of financial turmoil in the country, and continued nationalizations could very well start a crisis leading to bank runs and severe economic instability.
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