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## Geopolitics and oil: a cocktail that always reaches Venezuela
Tensions in the Middle East are not just a backdrop. Every time an oil tanker is attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, the news goes around the world, and in Venezuela it is felt in the dollar queue, in the exchange rate, and in P2P operations with USDT. Although they may seem like distant issues, the country is still an oil producer and, although production has fallen, the price of crude oil remains a key reference for the national economy.

## More than air routes: a sign of reactivation
When an airline expands its destinations, people usually talk about tourism, trade, or connectivity. But in the Venezuelan context, every business decision has a direct impact on everyday finances and, of course, on the crypto ecosystem. Conviasa's recent launch of 19 routes from Maiquetía does not escape that logic.
The announcement comes at a time when the economy is showing mixed signals: while inflation persists, the parallel dollar maintains an exchange-rate gap that affects both the bolívar and operations with stablecoins. The possibility of flying to Porlamar, Maracaibo, or Havana is not just news for travelers; it is also an indicator that there is real movement of people, goods, and, above all, cash seeking refuge in digital currencies.