RE: Is Venezuela as bad as they say?

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Is Venezuela as bad as they say?

in politics •  7 years ago 

Hi, I´m English, but living in the north of Brazil. When I lived in Roraima we used to go to Santa Helena de Uairén to go duty-free shopping, and buy cheap imports from the Chinese supermarkets. The trips stopped before I left Roraima as the economy went into decline and inflation took hold and the shops in Santa Helena closed.
I fel angry because I kow the Americans have interfered massively in Venezuela, sirring up opposition, throwing false propaganda around, and interfering with the price of oil, to try to destroy economies like Venezuela and Russia. I know the ONLY interest the Americans have in Venezuela is oil. They have zero interest in helping the population, but I do like to hear directly from Venezuelans, as it helps to balance my over-all view of what is happening there. The news in Brazil is heavily pro-America, with our president Temer selling off national assets to foreign companies, incluiding oil drilling rights. Very sad. I hope Venezuela cn pull out of this crisis, but even Chaves would have had difficulty, and Maduro is not the politician Chaves was. If you have any influence over your friends and family still in Venezuela, in my opinion America should NOT be allowed in, by the front door or the back, but it would seem that Maduro will not save your country. Good luck. I hope you will get the chance to go back to a ´New Improved Venezuela´ some day soon! How´s life in Argentina???

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Hi! I'll keep writing about my life in Venezuela, you have to know I'm 23 years old and We have almost 20 years of socialism so thats all I know. I moved to Argentina because it was imposible to me to live in a country out of posibilities for young people, because is not only the goberment or Americans, is something cultural, when I had to go to work I was always afraid of insecurity.

And btw I'm a web developer, I had a "good" salary but it wasnt enough because Venezuela have a dollar economy with a salary in Bolivares, so I earned 20$ when basic salary was 5$. You can't live with that amount of money in any country. Is a complicated situation I think is a combination of American's actions and venezuelan's culture.