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The Azul Environmental Foundation has once again sounded the alarms in Zulia. According to the organization, oil spills and gas leaks along the eastern coast of Lake Maracaibo have multiplied in recent months, just as the country’s oil activity regains momentum with the heat of the energy agreements signed with the United States. The complaint, led by Yohan Flores, points directly to PDVSA, which is why it is described as a prolonged institutional silence and a lack of contingency plans to contain the spilled material and seal the leaks.

Venezuela is living through a double revolution: on the one hand, traditional banking seeks to modernize in order to provide a more reliable service; on the other, the P2P ecosystem and cryptocurrencies (especially USDT) have become a gauge of a digital economy that isn’t waiting. The recent technological update made by Bancamiga is not just sector news from traditional finance, but a sign that local infrastructure is preparing for times of high digital demand.
Bancamiga migrated to the IBM i Power 11 platform, a decision that, according to its executives, aims to strengthen the processing, storage, and availability of critical services such as Internet Banking, the Bancamiga Suite app, Pago Móvil, and debit cards. What does this mean in real terms for those who move dollars, bolívares, or cryptocurrencies every day? Much more than it seems.