Venezuela Achieves 96.7% Local Food Supply: President Maduro
Venezuela Achieves 96.7% Local Food Supply: President Maduro
<p>In 2023, the Bolivarian government achieved the slowdown in inflation, the stabilization of the exchange market, and the growth of the non-oil economy.</p>
Venezuela's economic recovery under a strict regime of US sanctions has been awe-inspiring.
Yeah, after all, this softening of oil sanctions in an environment where the oil revenue is flowing into state coffins it'll be refreshing to see pensions and salaries adjusted beyond the current $5/month.
I wish Venezuela the best of luck, it isn’t easy when you are sanctioned by the US. Hopefully the rise of BRICS+ will give it a chance to recover. The US has abused its sanction power for too long.
The toughest part is done (that being the immediate period after the blockade), it can only get better from now on.
Venezuelan friend of mine with family who recently managed to flee to the USA:
Yesterday Maduro was talking about it... Already since 4 years people are capable of normally buying food, but everything is imported. Food is not affordable at whatsoever and buying groceries is much more expensive than in richer countries like Germany or USA. With regards of seeing the comments [of this post], they are wrong. Food was already scarce even years before the sanctions.
Just checked and the sanctions started in 2017, while the [food] scarcity was already evident since 2011.
Everything dear leader and commander president Maduro has to say about anything is a LIE or rather maybe he thinks is true and like a emperor lives too far remove from the people he is governing to even know what the heck is going on. However I understand is probably hard to get journalist inside the country to get info from the people living the reality of Venezuela , local news and reporting is heavily sensor nation wide so yeah journalism is hard to do here. I know this because I live in Venuzuela so be chill. - I mean for instance the two public school in my street open from 7am to 10am Tuesday to Friday because there is no water to flush toilets or do cleaning meanwhile the Major is preparing and budgeting for next month's folk song festival in town, is all tomfoolery.
Sounds like they're hungry.
It's called Soylent Verde and the Maduro regime will never run out since the people are the enemy
Wtf are you really trying to praise Venezuelan regime? Are you aware of the huge amount of Venezuelans that flee the country daily? Get your facts straight you blind bot.
Funny how you use your bot accounts to downvote real comments but fail to address with a response. That proves my point, you're just an internet bot spreading misinformation. Stop idealizing these dictatorships dumbass, a real Venezuelan will tell you the real story I bet you can find one near were you live since the mass exodus Is still going on.
We take bots seriously. Do you have evidence of bot accounts?