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Nuevo salario mínimo en Venezuela equivale a $37 o, mejor dicho, a $3

Presidente Nicolás lo subió en 95%, pero la hiperinflación se lo ‘come’

Demonstrators hold posters and shout slogans agains Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro during a protest outside of a public university in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, April 27, 2018. The opposition coalition, along with other organizations, today plunged into a deep internal crisis and overwhelmed by fractures, convened for protests nationwide in rejection of the upcoming elections, rampant inflation, lack of food and medicines, and precarious conditions of health, water, electricity and transport services. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
Demonstrators hold posters and shout slogans agains Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro during a protest outside of a public university in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, April 27, 2018. The opposition coalition, along with other organizations, today plunged into a deep internal crisis and overwhelmed by fractures, convened for protests nationwide in rejection of the upcoming elections, rampant inflation, lack of food and medicines, and precarious conditions of health, water, electricity and transport services. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano) Fernando Llano
Manifestantes protestaron el viernes 27 de abril del 2018, en las afueras de una universidad estatal en Caracas, contra la crítica situación económica. (Fernando Llano/AP)

Caracas. El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, aumentó este lunes 95,4% el ingreso mínimo, en medio de una hiperinflación que devora el bolsillo de los consumidores.

Es el tercer reajuste del año, que coloca el ingreso en 2.555.500 bolívares, equivalentes a $37 a la cotización oficial y a $3,2 en el mercado negro.

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