Let's see then the reason for what I say.
Whoever sells an item today in Venezuela does so at its price in dollars, multiplied by three million or more bolivars. To that he adds the costs of importation, plus a profit that is a rudeness and is what makes them vulgar robbers of the people.
A rubber for a small vehicle, for example, is sold to the public in the United States for $ 45.
That is the price with which the Venezuelan criminal begins to make his calculations despite the fact that the rubber buys it from the same one that supplies it to the American in about 30 dollars.
At the beginning this speculator starts with a surcharge of 15 dollars, which added to the mentioned costs plus the profit, raise the cost of rubber to 60 dollars or 600 million bolivars.
Ah, but the President increased the minimum wage and since the humble merchant has to preserve his investment, rubber now costs 1000 million bolivars.
This shameless theft justifies the degenerate with the hackneyed argument that it matters with free dollars, but it turns out that the gringo who sells the same rubber in the US at $ 45, pays his employees $ 10 per hour of work, gasoline for transportation at the rate of two dollars a gallon and electricity and water about 70 dollars a month.
Do you understand why we say they are criminals?
Our merchant with one dollar pays a worker's salary for one month and with another dollar pays for gas, electricity, urban cleaning, water and telephone for at least FIVE YEARS.
Is it justified that for an increase to its workers equivalent to half a dollar a month per employee, those daggers disperen prices up as they do?
That is why in many occasions one league that loot and hang them from a post. They are a village hunger.