One question per topic
Asking whether Venezuela should consider statehood means answering questions that will not fit in a single volume.
How is it carried out, vote by vote, in thirty-six months?
The transition as a timeline and as a map of actors: who has to do what, in what order, and what makes it fail.
Explore the topic →Who owns the wealth beneath the ground?
The fund: which assets go in, who holds them, and what safeguards protect it from a government that wants to plunder it.
Explore the topic →What must each piece say, and why?
What problem each piece solves, what precedent supports it, and what would make it fail.
Explore the topic →How is the country rebuilt, law by law?
The laws of the design of power, plus debt, currency, infrastructure, investment, and jobs.
Explore the topic →Who imposes the new order when the losers of the old regime decide to sabotage it?
Amnesties measured against the yardstick, along with courts, the Armed Forces, disarmament, and organized crime: who is reintegrated, who is disqualified, and who is tried.
Explore the topic →The part of the nation expelled by the collapse: how does it vote, how does it return, and what does it contribute?
Registration, voting abroad, return, and human capital: the diaspora as a real fraction of the nation.
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