Venezuela plans to reveal its total external debt, estimated at $240 billion, according to a report in the Financial Times. The interim government of Delcy Rodriguez intends to initiate a restructuring process for this substantial debt in 2026. The disclosure aims to provide clarity on the country’s financial obligations as it seeks to negotiate with creditors. This move signals a potential shift in Venezuela’s approach to its foreign debt, which has been a long-standing issue. The restructuring effort will likely be complex, given the country’s ongoing economic challenges. The Financial Times report indicates a proactive stance from the Venezuelan government regarding its financial future.