CARACAS, June 23 | Sun Jun 23, 2013 4:23pm EDT
CARACAS, June 23 (Reuters) - Venezuela will make its foreign currency system more flexible by reviving a stalled dollar-auction in July and then allowing a revival of a free-floating "swap" mechanism after that, a source in the government's economic team said on Sunday.
Venezuela has operated currency controls for a decade, with restricted access to dollars at the official rate of 6.3 bolivars a major gripe for local businesses and a cause of the South American OPEC nation's slowing growth rate.
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