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Ana Botín told the Financial Times bluntly: when the time comes to step down as chair of Banco Santander, no family member will be waiting to take the seat. The 66-year-old executive, fourth generation of a dynasty that has been closely tied to the bank for more than a century, broke with the script many analysts had taken for granted and revealed that none of her three children is considering taking the helm. The news is spreading quickly through the financial world, but in Venezuela it carries a particular meaning: here, where banking trust is painstakingly rebuilt and the USDT P2P market has become a barometer of liquidity, the way an institution manages its succession says far more than a press release.