As Venezuela sinks
deeper into political crisis, its economy is close to collapse. With
hyperinflation, food shortages, malnutrition and extreme poverty, daily life
for Venezuelans is becoming increasingly tough. Our reporters went to meet
them.Venezuelans have been
going hungry for months. The queues in the half-empty supermarkets are getting
longer and locals say they are growing alarmingly thin. Basic food items such
as coffee, sugar and flour are becoming increasingly scarce and the country is
now forced to import all its consumer products. With rampant inflation,
Venezuelans’ purchasing power has fallen by 30 percent in the last three years.
Famine is threatening many families, while poverty is hitting the middle
classes. More...Monday, November 28, 2016
Venezuela close to breaking point
As Venezuela sinks
deeper into political crisis, its economy is close to collapse. With
hyperinflation, food shortages, malnutrition and extreme poverty, daily life
for Venezuelans is becoming increasingly tough. Our reporters went to meet
them.Venezuelans have been
going hungry for months. The queues in the half-empty supermarkets are getting
longer and locals say they are growing alarmingly thin. Basic food items such
as coffee, sugar and flour are becoming increasingly scarce and the country is
now forced to import all its consumer products. With rampant inflation,
Venezuelans’ purchasing power has fallen by 30 percent in the last three years.
Famine is threatening many families, while poverty is hitting the middle
classes. More...
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