Venezuelan central bank chief dies

Venezuelan central bank chief dies

Bloomberg
He was 75. President Hugo Chavez nominated Parra to run the central bank in January 2005. He oversaw the implementation this year of the "strong bolivar," which was created by eliminating three zeroes off the value of the existing currency to try to curb inflation.
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