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May 21, 2010 ... to 115% of its GDP. Venezuela’s public debt fell from 47.5 percent of GDP in 2003 to 13.8 percent in 2008. In 2009, ...

May 20, 2016 ... onto the black market. From the family that queues for hours and then re-sells some of what they’ve bought, to the ... to criminal gangs who hire people to queue for hours and buy whatever subsidised products are available ... it over and hand it to the communal power”. Less than 48 hours later, in an interview with Reuters, the vice-president ...

November 11, 2019 Community news portal Tatuy TV interviewed a local Chavista teacher about teachers’ lives in the current economic crisis and the recent strike.

December 7, 2012 ... within the Venezuelan Armed Forces, which lasted only 48 hours, to end Venezuela’s democratic experiment with ...

October 10, 2016 ... First, you have the popular sectors waiting on lines for hours and hours but they are able to buy goods that they need because ... I’m not denying that those lines are sometimes 4, 5, 6 hours which is a terrible situation. I’m not denying the ...

May 4, 2015 If the US government would stop unconditionally backing golpistas then the international press (and some well-funded NGOs) would follow suit.

December 10, 2015 ... are the vexing, ubiquitous lines, which can last for five hours or more, for everything from withdrawing money from the ...

November 6, 2013 ... intense – I remember well being in the main plaza a few hours after Chavez died.  I remember the hugging, and seeing ...

July 13, 2016 ... at government-controlled prices; citizens must spend hours queuing, or resort to the black market, where the same ...