Maduro is screwed to power in a dying Venezuela

The discontent, social resignation, frustration and dreadful cries of "change" are increasingly felt by the Venezuelan population, who remain in the uncertainty of Maduro diet. Hunger, poverty, precariousness, insalubrity, unemployment, suicides, migratory exodus and crying is the daily scenario encouraged in Venezuela; Meanwhile, the city faces the silence of an indolent government

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"They make us promises and promises, but in the end, nothing." My daughter had to to go to Colombia and I do not know what will happen, I wait, "says Adela Velasquez, 64, in an interview with the media El País

Velásquez is an opponent, living in a neighborhood of Petare, Caracas, who, unfortunately, like many traders, has closed a small area below his residence, between wailing and disappointment, he understands that it is impossible to watch the situation and the future of the country on the basis of Chavez ideals, on the other hand, it is difficult to find a leader of the opposition that causes a real change.

"The salary minimum and the food vouchers barely reach 5 196 000 bolivars, or about 1.47 euros per month at the unofficial exchange, de facto regulates the market. This is the amount that 70% of workers with formal employment, insufficient to buy a can of tuna or even a kilogram of rice ", according to the newspaper El País.

Zuleika Montero, employee of We are Venezuela a madurist political movement, denouncing the resignation of Venezuelans promoted by the same government. "We are very conformist. We need a culture change and we do not accept it. With a minimum wage is not survived, we have many things against and little in favor, "said Montero to the newspaper

Similarly, 64-year-old Pedro Key, who is one of those in Local Food Supply and Production Committee (CLAP) food bag distribution, a program that has helped to cement the loyalty and submission of the most vulnerable populations, says in the interview that: "Things are not going well, we're going to continue until the end, we feel cheated, of course, but by the entrepreneurs themselves, it's they who have us in this great anguish we have."

Despite the humanitarian crisis, President Nicolás Maduro and his leaders intend to remain in power until 2025; his last crazy measure that defeats the national currency is the elimination of five zeros to the bolivar. For the moment, the word "uncertainty" describes the current state of a dying Venezuela.

According to information from El País