Venezuela's economic crisis has stretched
into 2018 after government forces forcefully quashed protests against President
Nicolas Maduro's government last year, killing at least 120 in the process. In
recent weeks, the black market exchange rate — far more trusted than the
government's laughably rosy official rate of 10 Venezuelan bolivars for one
U.S. dollar — has spiraled out of control, recently topping 200,000 bolivars for
a dollar, per DolarToday. More… 
Monday, January 22, 2018
Venezuela's economic collapse, by the numbers
Venezuela's economic crisis has stretched
into 2018 after government forces forcefully quashed protests against President
Nicolas Maduro's government last year, killing at least 120 in the process. In
recent weeks, the black market exchange rate — far more trusted than the
government's laughably rosy official rate of 10 Venezuelan bolivars for one
U.S. dollar — has spiraled out of control, recently topping 200,000 bolivars for
a dollar, per DolarToday. More… 
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