The ideas of socialism sound good to
wealthy, well-fed, idealistic, hipster college students who have thrived off
the fruits of capitalism, while remaining ignorant to its benefits. But to
Venezuelans, the reality of centralized control has become an everyday struggle
for survival. Basic needs of the people are not being met in the South American
country where socialism is in full effect. There have been shortages of toilet
paper and diapers, people have to wait in line to pay over $700 for a condom,
and most recently the government is asking for a share of produce from
shopkeepers following a food crisis. More...
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