Dairy maker Lacteos Los Andes was taken
over by the government of Hugo Chavez with great fanfare in 2007. The company,
the leader in its field of milk production, was deemed strategic by the late
Venezuelan President and the nationalization was announced on live television
as a great achievement. Nowadays, the company has more than doubled its
employees but milk and other products are scarce, since production has fallen
by 33%. Workers however are expected to remain faithful to “el proceso”, the
Bolivarian Revolution that began in 1999 and continues to this day under
Nicolas Maduro.Now imagine that example repeated 526 times and you begin to
understand why Maduro broke Chavez’s old records in 2015, when he created 47 of
those companies. More… Friday, September 29, 2017
Why Venezuela Now Has 526 State-Owned Companies
Dairy maker Lacteos Los Andes was taken
over by the government of Hugo Chavez with great fanfare in 2007. The company,
the leader in its field of milk production, was deemed strategic by the late
Venezuelan President and the nationalization was announced on live television
as a great achievement. Nowadays, the company has more than doubled its
employees but milk and other products are scarce, since production has fallen
by 33%. Workers however are expected to remain faithful to “el proceso”, the
Bolivarian Revolution that began in 1999 and continues to this day under
Nicolas Maduro.Now imagine that example repeated 526 times and you begin to
understand why Maduro broke Chavez’s old records in 2015, when he created 47 of
those companies. More…
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