Interés Humano

Venezuela: tres de cada cuatro ciudadanos viven en pobreza extrema

El país suramericano vive una larga crisis económica complicada por los confinamientos por la pandemia de covid-19 y la escasez de combustible

A store employee organises food products in a shelf with the products prices signs in Bolivars in Caracas, Venezuela on September 28, 2021. - On October, 1, 2021, a monetary reconversion takes effect in Venezuela, which will remove zeros from its destroyed currency, the bolivar, for the third time since 2008. This time six zeros will be eliminated, bringing the total to 14: one million bolivars will become one bolivar. (Photo by CRISTIAN HERNANDEZ / AFP)
A store employee organises food products in a shelf with the products prices signs in Bolivars in Caracas, Venezuela on September 28, 2021. - On October, 1, 2021, a monetary reconversion takes effect in Venezuela, which will remove zeros from its destroyed currency, the bolivar, for the third time since 2008. This time six zeros will be eliminated, bringing the total to 14: one million bolivars will become one bolivar. (Photo by CRISTIAN HERNANDEZ / AFP) CRISTIAN HERNANDEZ
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