Fear Subsides, but Hardship Grinds on in Post-Maduro Venezuela
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AlKhaleej TodayFear subsides, but hardship grinds on in post-Maduro Venezuela
CARACAS, Aug 29 — Eight months after US forces captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, the prevailing national mood is bittersweet as delight at his fall gives way to...
Wages remain minimal in a country where the food basket for a family is close to C$ 1010.
Marbelis Daliz and her husband, entrepreneurs, are still facing this surge in prices, but also the power cuts that reflect the collapse of services in the country. Venezuela has the largest oil reserves on the planet but has caught up in an economic crisis that has seen GDP contract by 80% in ten years before a slight recovery. "After January 3 (date of the American intervention), we had expectations and a joy such as we were saying: +that is, V…
Almost eight months after the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Washington appears to be "tying and untying" developments in Caracas.
Eight months after US forces ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, the country is in a mixed mood, with joy at his ouster giving way to impatience over the ongoing economic difficulties.
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