VENEZUELA IN CRISIS

As time passes, the crisis in Venezuela becomes more acute and the quality of life of its population is increasingly affected due to erroneous economic policies implemented by the country's government and the little that has been done to put an end to all of them the problems that these measures have caused, which has unleashed a disastrous hyperinflation in the nation.

At the beginning of 2018, the Venezuelan faced serious problems in the public transport system throughout the country, mainly due to the inability of the different companies to maintain the proper functioning of the transportation units due to the high costs for their maintenance, which caused that only 40% of public transport was at the service of the citizen for the beginning of the year.

Currently only 15% of public transport is operational, which has caused a serious problem in the Venezuelan population, a crisis that is noticeable in different parts of Caracas, the Venezuelan capital and other parts of the national territory where they can be observed dozens of buses abandoned outdoors and at bus stops, where people must make long lines to access the service.

Coupled with this, Venezuelans have had to take inhuman and dangerous measures to be able to shove off the transport crisis that affects the whole country, substituting the buses in the transport service for animal-loading trucks and dump trucks to be able to move between the different points of the Venezuelan cities, in spite of the fact that these practices could put their lives at risk.

All this puts Venezuelan public transportation at the same level as nations such as Cuba and Haiti. Which puts Venezuela, which had previously invested heavily and developed its transportation systems in the worst crisis in 50 years for the sector.

How could the transfer of people as beasts in animal-loading vehicles be considered worthy? Is Venezuelan society aware of the civilizing cost of such a rupture in its degree of human development?

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