Some time ago I had a lot to write about this topic, not because I did not want to, but because these issues are very difficult to address today. But so that they can understand a little better I will tell them who I am and a little of the history that has made me live and more than a writing is a way to vent and express what I feel.
The situation has become critical many have left their studies as was my home for the high prices demanded by a private institute, and the public have been left alone since the situation worsened, educators, doctors, engineers have been in need of abandon and emigrate although many have also fought to not stop fighting.
Currently a student enrollment is at a cost of 90 million bolivars while the average citizen has a minimum salary of 5 million bolivars, and taking these factors to a dollar a month of work is not enough to buy a dollar because it has a cost of $ 1 = approximately 7 million.
A very famous article refers to the fact that extreme poverty is considered to the citizen who earns $ 2 a day. Well, you can imagine that the Venezuelan earns less than a dollar a month.
Yes, we have suffered many changes and not necessarily for the better. Every day we are in a bottomless pit and we do not know who to trust or believe in.
Of 100% only 3% live in acceptable conditions for having a family abroad and this is sad because every day people die due to lack of food, lack of medication, and nobody does anything. Currently it has the highest rate of suicide and death so far this year due to desperation, hunger among other disastrous factors.
Venezuela is a country with bases and riches but is being attacked by a virus that is destroying in its path and could not be eradicated.
Sharing is a way to reach many more people, make noise and reach people so that they know what is happening may be the help we need at this time.