In Venezuela, the so-called socialist, chavista and Madurista regime has achieved that a person who receives the minimum wage, needs to work 4 thousand years to be able to access a home.
The life full of goodness that was promised to Venezuelans
has become the great nightmare that accompanies the people every day. This
invites other countries where it has also been possible to convince the poor
that they will cease to be poor, without clarifying that they will become
miserable, to take a look at the reality that could raise them. Because the
wealthy have long left the country, where those who believed in the
"miracle" they were promised remain.
Currently, in Venezuela, hyperinflation and no access to
credit make it practically impossible to buy a house.
Carmen Hurtado is excited every time someone approaches her
improvised doll stand because, with each transaction, she is closer to her
dream of owning her own home, a goal almost impossible to achieve in Venezuela.
At 45, this university teacher lives in the house of a
relative in the depressed Caracas neighborhood of San José, better known for a
story of violence and revenge sung by a local rap group than for anything else.
What is the salary of this teacher? "Less than a
dollar." This is the life that was gifted to those who once considered
themselves lucky to elect a leftist government that promised them full heaven
and only delivered storms.
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