This post is like a punch in the stomach.
I think it's really useful that first hand information such as these reach as many people as possible in the world.
When we see some news reports on the situation in Venezuela, we do not have the idea of what the news is meaning in Venezuelan daily life.
I think it's the duty of all users to take action to make resteem of this post and get it everywhere.
I will also continue, as I have always done, to support with upvotes the contents of the Venezuelan community to give a little practical help, with the best wishes that the situation will arrive at a lasting solution and above all without bloodshed.
Some products can generally be obtained at a slightly lower price in local markets but by paying with cash.
But it's a problem to get cash, you can literally stand in line for a whole day at the bank so you don't get anything!
In the best of cases they only give you 2.000 VES and part of that money is given to you in low denomination bills that the merchants refuse to accept, so you can't even buy 1 kg of rice with that money.
Hello bro, it's terrible what we are living, despite that we wake up with optimism every morning, to move forward, great message you're sharing to whales, healers, among others. It is an excellent proof that you do what we are living and besides that a very respectful way. Good post, greetings.
Estamos trabajando en eso gabriel, esperamos poder participar y ganar para hacer crecer el proyecto @elarca y que las curaciones para la comunidad hispana sean mayores.
You forgot to say that the bolivar is losing value, so if we are earning 6.47 per a month, every week the prices is going too high and so the dollar, that means that every month is less than before. One month is 6.47, another month is just 3 dollars... It's a horrible thing.
(I mean to today's value since the price is stipulated at the cost of the black dollar or the parallel market which, like inflation, fluctuates every hour).
Great description of our daily panorama, not even myself, who lives this whole pod daily, I do not explain how it is possible for us to continue with life, the providence of God!
But soon we will get out of all this misery and become a country again, you will see.
This post is like a punch in the stomach.
I think it's really useful that first hand information such as these reach as many people as possible in the world.
When we see some news reports on the situation in Venezuela, we do not have the idea of what the news is meaning in Venezuelan daily life.
I think it's the duty of all users to take action to make resteem of this post and get it everywhere.
I will also continue, as I have always done, to support with upvotes the contents of the Venezuelan community to give a little practical help, with the best wishes that the situation will arrive at a lasting solution and above all without bloodshed.
It is sad that the price for the arrogance of politicians must be paid double by the citizenry. First in taxes, and then in consequences.
What is the price with your local farmer?
Here products are bought in supermarkets or vegetable markets. Few states have local agriculture.
That is sad. Hard to get from the farmers.
Some products can generally be obtained at a slightly lower price in local markets but by paying with cash.
But it's a problem to get cash, you can literally stand in line for a whole day at the bank so you don't get anything!
In the best of cases they only give you 2.000 VES and part of that money is given to you in low denomination bills that the merchants refuse to accept, so you can't even buy 1 kg of rice with that money.
Barter where ever possible.
very eloquently and succintly expressed for foreigners to understand Venezuela's crisis
all the best for you, better times are to come
greetings from Venezuela !
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ty bro! Yeah, thinks gonna happen and we will become a great country again!
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Hello bro, it's terrible what we are living, despite that we wake up with optimism every morning, to move forward, great message you're sharing to whales, healers, among others. It is an excellent proof that you do what we are living and besides that a very respectful way. Good post, greetings.
ty Gabriel, yeah we are living bad moments, but we can stay and continue having hope!
Hope is the last thing to be lost.
Por cierto, ¿Ya hiciste el video del concurso de 500 steem?
Estamos trabajando en eso gabriel, esperamos poder participar y ganar para hacer crecer el proyecto @elarca y que las curaciones para la comunidad hispana sean mayores.
Excelente bro, gran iniciativa. Espero que logren algunos de los 3 premios, ya que son de calidad para invertir en algo muy bueno.
Thanks for sharing! It is good for us to here from folks living this crisis.
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Thank you for sharing this with us. It is important to share your experiences in these rough times with the rest of the world.
ty for read gray, really appreciate <3
You forgot to say that the bolivar is losing value, so if we are earning 6.47 per a month, every week the prices is going too high and so the dollar, that means that every month is less than before. One month is 6.47, another month is just 3 dollars... It's a horrible thing.
i said it :C
Great description of our daily panorama, not even myself, who lives this whole pod daily, I do not explain how it is possible for us to continue with life, the providence of God!
But soon we will get out of all this misery and become a country again, you will see.