Global trade has been the engine of the world economy for decades, connecting countries and cultures through exchanging goods and services. However, this highly interconnected system is also vulnerable to disruptions that can have significant global consequences. A disruption of international trade, whether caused by geopolitical conflicts, pandemics, natural disasters, or changes in trade policies, can (and will) trigger a cascade of effects that impact multiple dimensions of economic and social life.

Sadly, I must say, this is the most immediate threat I can see on our horizon. Both in Venezuela (for obvious reasons) and the rest of the world.

I believe the complexity of the whole scenario is way too long for such limited space.

However, I believe that something will happen in the near future after analyzing the movements in the Asian and Middle Eastern chessboards and the events in our own yards.

Hence, let's focus on the preparation and mitigation process.