"These first funds will be used through the exchange market in Venezuela, by national banks and the central bank, to consolidate and stabilize the market and protect the incomes and purchasing power of our workers." Elsewhere on Tuesday, Rodriguez's brother, lawmaker Jorge Rodriguez, said a reform of the country's main oil law expected to be debated for the first time this week will be based on a partnership structure first introduced during President Nicolas Maduro's administration, though he provided no details. Interim president Rodriguez told lawmakers last week that the government supported changes to the hydrocarbons law to boost foreign investment.
UPDATE 1-Venezuela has received $300 mln in funds from oil sales, acting president says
