Hello for those who do not know me my name is joel gonzalez today I want to tell you what is happening at present in my country Venezuela as many know my country is going through a very difficult situation economically little a bad government management where the minimum salary It is 6 dollars a month that only reaches to eat 2 days and if you know how to give the food you may eat 5 days.
Where the queue to buy food is immense thanks to God one the Venezuelan seeks the way to general income some legally as another illegally, at present in my country most are hanging on if tomorrow there will be something to eat or worried about the high crime in my country where the majority of the delinquency are children under 17 years.
The only ones who say that the country is going well is the government, I do not know what happens with these people, they will be blind or the Venezuelan people will not hurt, they do not want to admit that the country is falling into an abyss that nobody will be able to It hurts me to say it, but Venezuela is not the shadow of those 90's where we were all happy and we did not know it.
Speaking of me, I work as a taxi at night where I run the risk of being assaulted by delinquency putting my life at risk but necessity compels me since I have a wife and a son to support, where I live is a town called chivacoa located in the state yaracuy and does not have good source of work here live on agriculture and trade.
In my spare time I like to read the posts of other steemit users commenting and voting for their publications, what I like about steemit? that little by little I am making great friendships and I see that there are comicities that help each other are all united in this community.
Starting in steemit I did not know much about its operation thanks to tutorials I learned little by little from this beautiful community it is true I recently made some mistakes that are called here spam that was always commenting the same thing because in reality a very long post that gives laziness to read, but thanks to 
I hope you liked a little of my situation here in Venezuela and what many Venezuelans live.
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