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Housing social credit: who apply and how will the sellers be paid?

Venezuela's 'Venezuela Renace' social credit program, aimed at families who lost homes in the June 24 earthquakes, will expand to include four private banks next week.

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Four private banks will join the Venezuela Renace program next week, bringing total to seven banks.

The program is a social credit, not a mortgage, with funds from the state and banks acting as fiduciaries.

Sellers of homes will receive payment in dollars, not bolivars.

Subsidies cover 80% of home costs up to $70,000 and 50% for homes between $70,000 and $100,000.

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