The Venezuelan "jet set": this is how the children of the leaders of the Chavista dictatorship live

Currently, a kilo of maize flour on the Venezuelan black market can reach a price of 4000 bolivars, a devastating cost for citizens if the minimum wage is considered 18,000 bolivars. Hyperinflation, which resulted in a price increase index of 91.6% in January, shattered the purchasing power of millions of Venezuelan families, but not all of them. not experienced difficulties.

There is a privileged group of Venezuelan parents who can offer their children an opulent and carefree life: those who belong to the chavist leadership.

The dictator Nicolás Maduro; the head of the Venezuelan National Constituent Assembly (ANC), Diosdado Cabelloand the deceased Hugo ChavezThey share not only the loss of political prestige in the region, but also the fact that their children lead an eccentric life, far from the extreme poverty that affects the majority of Venezuelans.

Maria Gabriela, daughter of Hugo Chávez, is designated as the richest woman in Venezuela with a personal fortune estimated at 4,000 million USD.

Covered by his diplomatic immunity as "Venezuelan Alternate Ambbadador to the United Nations"The wealth of the 36-year-old woman and the way she was manufactured have not been audited. Daily mail He suggested that he has hidden accounts in European banks.

Rosines Chávez, The youngest daughter of the deceased Venezuelan leader lives in Paris, France, where she studies at the Sorbonne. Your image boasting a handful of dollars in social networks in 2016 there remained for posterity an infamous portrait of the distance separating the Venezuelan people from the elite of the dictatorship.

At the age of 21, Rosines knows little about the shortcomings of millions of young people her age in the nation that her father presided over from 1999 to 2013, but she's not alone, the beauties children of Nicolás Maduro they also appreciate the honeys of capitalism.

Yoswal Gavidia Flores and Walter Gavidia they managed to spend 45,000 USD for an "escapade" of 18 nights in Paris. They stayed at the Ritz Hotel.

Without shame or modesty, young people badume a standard of living allowing them to access the best designer stores in Europe. The US Senator Marco Rubio put them in touch with an international network against money laundering.

German banker Matthias Krull, sentenced to 10 years in prison for his complicity in an operation that has laundered more than 1.2 billion USD of Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA), has identified the children of Cilia Flores, the wife of Maduro, involved in the crime.

Daniella, daughter of Diosdado Cabello, quotes the revolutionary "Che" Guevara in her supposed Twitter account, but her lifestyle is far from socialist ideals.

The girl goes out with the Latin pop singer Omar Acedo. With a style worthy of a Hollywood star, Daniella has been captured in luxurious hotels of various heavenly beaches of the world.

Not what to say Emanuel Andrade, son of Alejandro Andrade, former bodyguard promoted treasurer of Venezuela with Hugo Chavez and that he was found guilty of corruption.

The Andrade settled in Florida, where they unleashed eccentric tastes that could be accessed through Alejandro's fortune through bribes, as had been settled judicial.

Emanuel is an jumping jumper who rubs the cream of Paris, London and Madrid. The photos in your Instagram account leave no doubt about the extent of your call.

The incongruity between the ideals of their parents and the lifestyle of their children is not limited to the families of Venezuelan leaders. Fidel Castro's grandson has also completely forgotten the personal austerity that the communist leader has promoted for decades among Cubans.