Venezuela: A rich country sunk in misery

Soug

· 20 May 2021

Venezuela: A rich country sunk in misery

#140w Venezuela: A rich country sunk in misery

The image is repeated throughout the national territory. Men, women and children poking into the trash in search of food. Hunger a ghost that scares the dream and corrodes the bowels in a country where the minimum wage is $2.7 at official change.

A country with energy reserves that place it among the top 10 in the world.

Its real figures are: cumulative hyperinflation of 41 months; 79% of extreme poverty and -83% of GDP compared to 2013.

A financial deficit that has closed its doors to credit sources and an unemployment rate of more than 54 per cent.

Figures not all citizens understand, but hurt in the stomach of millions.

Underground wealth must benefit our human resource or we are destined to failure.

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fanny

4 years ago

The maladministration of governments are to blame for everything that is happening in Venezuela it is very sad to see people in the garbage dumpsters looking for something to eat, people die because of lack of medicines and not being able to pay a... Show moreThe maladministration of governments are to blame for everything that is happening in Venezuela it is very sad to see people in the garbage dumpsters looking for something to eat, people die because of lack of medicines and not being able to pay a consultation because the salary is not enough for nothing.. Every day Venezuela sinks more into misery.

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