Hello friends, I come today with these words ..   You have to have a lot of strength in the soul to be so positive and look at the good side of life that we are living in Venezuela. But, there are definitely days when we can not help but break.   I like to think that God has a teaching, a message, a purpose with all this situation and that everyone must learn to discover it, there are those who have learned to value things more, the family, to strive, to be ingenious, who have taken their nobler side to help those who need it most and so on.   But, behind all that there is also so much pain, frustration, hunger, despair, neglect etc etc etc. We have been so patient, so conformist, we quickly become accustomed to the new calamities that are adding up. There is no cash, now the economy is double -> in cash one, in transfer and another point, every day life becomes more expensive thanks to the hyperinflation in which we are sunk, and the food is not the same, the Venezuelans are poorly fed, meals that were once normal and everyday are now luxuries, the purchasing power of people vanished buying a good phone, some branded shoes, some good pants Who can do that now? While you gather for that, and everything increases three times, keeping a car is becoming almost impossible, how many minimum wages does it cost to change the oil? Put a new rubber or a battery? An Ace, a deodorant, a toothpaste, a package of toilet paper, each of them cost more than the Venezuelan minimum wage, and how about getting sick? If a fever goes down, it is luxury, insecurity, poor quality of life ... Students who can hardly reach classes because they do not have cash, or because there are fewer units of transport every day, who arrive without breakfast, or have breakfast but they do not know that they are going to have lunch and they still have the will to study, what warriors we are, but at the same time we are conformists we have become. 

 
After we had everything going through this situation, what do you guys think? .

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