Living inside the world's worst economy, Venezuela | Counting the Cost

In oil-rich Venezuela, people don't have enough to eat, infant mortality is soaring at a faster rate than in Syria, and according to the UN, some three million people have fled the country since 2015. Once Latin America's richest nation, Venezuela and its people are suffering from the ravages of hyperinflation.
On January 23, the leader of the legislature, Juan Guaido, began a push to remove current President Nicolas Maduro by declaring himself interim president. The United States has imposed an embargo on Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA, with sanctions aimed at transferring control of Venezuela's oil wealth to those opposing Maduro.
So what is it like to live in one of the world's worst economies? How did a country with the world's biggest oil reserves end up so impoverished and bankrupt? And how will US sanctions affect the nation?
Describing the living situation on the ground, Jairo Lugo-Ocando, director of executive education and graduate studies at Northwestern University in Qatar, explains "It (life) is very difficult at the moment. My own sister is living with a salary of $10 a month as a teacher."
"I was there last year and I could see thousands of people crossing the border. People on a basic salary cannot buy basic food. They depend on the staples provided by the government, which do not reach the majority of the population."
Lugo-Ocando says "there's a dramatic situation. Hospitals have collapsed; over 22,000 doctors have left the country since 2015. Cancer mortality rate has risen because there's no chemotherapy treatment available and the entire situation goes down to the mismanagement of the economy and political turmoil."
Unlike former leader Hugo Chavez's charisma and connection with the people, "Maduro doesn't have that connection with the people, or charisma," explains Lugo-Ocando. "He also doesn't have the money. The price of oil has gone down from $112 a barrel just to over $60, and that represents a huge dramatic drop in the coffers of government. On top of that, the government has indebted itself."
"Obviously, the poor people are the most affected because they cannot reach the basics, but the crisis is also affecting the middle class."
Venezuela's assets
The Orinoco Belt holds one of the world's largest reserves of heavy crude oil and oil accounts for 98 percent of Venezuela's foreign earnings.
US sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector are "a game changer," according to Diego Moya-Ocampos, principle analyst at IHS Markit. "It will make it very difficult for the government of Maduro to get access to oil sale profits and this will accelerate pressure on him to step down."
He says "the reason why Venezuela's economy is in such a dire state is because of widespread corruption and epic mismanagement by government officials. Some of these assets have been laundered in different places, like the Carribean, in the US and in some Latin American countries."
"At the moment, it's difficult to precisely know the location of these assets and who, from Maduro's top men, has been operating them. What's clear, is the national assembly in Venezuela, which is controlled by the opposition, and is the only legitimate democratically elected institution in the country, has legislated to establish the necessary mechanism so that these assets can be frozen abroad and be channelled to the administration of Juan Guaido ... this is the first step in trying to get control of these assets."
But oil is not the only resource in Venezuela. The country claims to have the world's fourth-largest gold mine. There were reports this week that President Maduro is getting ready to ship 20 tonnes of gold out of the country. The bank of England has blocked Maduro's officials from withdrawing $1.2bn worth of gold being stored in its vaults.
Thus far Guaido has the support of the US, many European countries and Latin American countries. On the other hand, both China and Russia are standing by Maduro.
Also on this episode of Counting the Cost:
Brazil Vale: It's being called the most hated company in Brazil. Vale, the world's number one iron ore producer, is being held to account for its role in a dam collapse, an industrial accident which has devasted a local mining community. It is feared that more than 300 people could have died buried under tonnes of toxic sludge. And there's growing anger because this is the second time in five years that Vale's mining waste has devasted the local environment, as Daniel Schweimler reports from Brumadinho.
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[@celticlofts]

Hugo Chávez was the root cause of Venezuela's problems. He sacrificed their manufacturing and farming industries in favor of oil, and then based his expenditures on the presumption that oil prices would remain high. When the price of oil collapsed so did the economy. He should have at least taken economics 101 - That would have told him not to put all his eggs in one basket.

[@crazyhandshands9028]

So a bus driver becomes the president of Venezuela no wonder the country crashed .

[@celticlofts]

You forgot to put a comma between Venezuela and no.. The bus driver.

[@RobertHosein]

The current "president" of Venezuela wasn't even a bus driver, he was the one taking tickets from the commuters

[@zimDaily]

Life must be tough for them like here in Zimbabwe but they don't look like they are starving to death...when done with Venezuela, please dont forget - our economy and tyranny is worse than Venezuela...

[@MsBogdan07]

As far as i know Zimbabwe doesn`t have crude oil ! That is why nobody cares ! Sad truth ! Sorry m8 !

[@TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

@@MsBogdan07 nobody cares about African countries in general... When was the last time you heard about anything going on in Africa in the news?

[@toddlandry1068]

@@TuAmigoElMorrocoy wrong. China is heavy in Africa. Trust me...after IdiAmin, The Congo and the United places in africa...ummm China helping Akon to provide electricity....Aint No whites are comfortable there. The history of rubber and gold and diamonds and silver and other natural resources......Dude you not wise. White people not welcome there. Julius Molima is kicking white people out. Black people know the truth. White people talking and not telling the reality amd truth. Africa is always the truth. Zimbabwe we want to help. Your brothers and sisters are here for you. Know that they treat us the same here.

[@samuelvimes7686]

Maduro appears to be well fed though

[@jaychung1380]

The worst thing about Maduro’s Government is how selfish they are.

[@shauncameron8390]

Maduro's government is no more or less selfish than the average socialist/communist regime of the past and present.

[@ricardosoto5770]

@@shauncameron8390 Yes, they are just more careless about it.

[@anthonysanders6838]

sweetie, as a reporter for you are awesome, I love the way you report the news from Venezuela. I is very dangerous thing to do but nobody else does it better. Please All Mighty God protect this angel reporter against all evil, please God made her invisible to the axes of evil. Thank you All Mighty God for devine intervention on this angel woman reporter. Antonio, the 18 wheeler

[@siuktsang]

Mr De Zayas, a former secretary of the UN Human Rights Council (HRC) and an expert in international law, spoke to The Independent following the presentation of his Venezuela report to the HRC in September. He said that since its presentation the report has been ignored by the UN and has not sparked the public debate he believes it deserves. On his fact-finding mission to the country in late 2017, he found internal overdependence on oil, poor governance and corruption had hit the Venezuelan economy hard, but said “economic warfare” practised by the US, EU and Canada are significant factors in the economic crisis. In the report, Mr de Zayas recommended, among other actions, that the International Criminal Court investigate economic sanctions against Venezuela as possible crimes against humanity under Article 7 of the Rome Statute. The US sanctions are illegal under international law because they were not endorsed by the UN Security Council, Mr de Zayas, an expert on international law and a former senior lawyer with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said. “Modern-day economic sanctions and blockades are comparable with medieval sieges of towns. “Twenty-first century sanctions attempt to bring not just a town, but sovereign countries to their knees,” Mr de Zayas said in his report. Al Jazeera has became a mouth piece of Washington after Qatar was sanctioned by Saudi, an ally of US.

[@hugochavez5862]

SMART MAN DID HIS HOMEWORK

[@m4rs12]

Socialists always blame others for their own failings!

[@hugochavez5862]

@mzone12 Russians always blame others for why US putting nukes around their country!

[@ricardosoto5770]

This is bullshit, the UN send former president Michelle Bachelet to do a proper report on Venezuela... most of the damage was self done..

[@ricardosoto5770]

@@hugochavez5862 like they do not deserve them?

[@BoycottChinaa]

China caused the problems in Venezuela - debt trap diplomacy's early casualty (follow the oil, gold, and bribes). Those Russian oligarchs have plenty to lose too, with their Cuba friends, but all three are dancing to the 'belt road' initiative, and will themselves be victims as well eventually.

[@BebienneDeLuz]

Observation: the people on this video don’t look ‘starved skinny’, I see people who are heavy. How do they get like that if they have no food?

[@sumerbc7409]

These poor people are the victims of bad government....

[@user-jo7wf9wf9u]

*Surely China and Russia aren't supporting Maduro because they're gravely concerned about the Venezuelan people! Careful Venezuela!*

[@tomthumb2858]

there will never be a perfect government, but if a person were to investigate, which I have for years, they will find which I am sad to admit. The pot calling the kettle back. we are the most evil country & government on earth, there are worse but there very small influence upon the world stage makes them miniscule. thank for your cosideration

[@dlewis8405]

"From each according to his ability, to each according to his need" - Lenin. Yeah.

[@tyranomu]

It was Marx who said it, not Lenin!

[@ricardosoto5770]

And central planners determinate the ability, and the needs...

[@flowerofscotland8839]

@@tyranomu Top post. Some folk show off with quotes and he got the author wrong. Seems too embarrassed to correct it. Lol.

[@flowerofscotland8839]

@@ricardosoto5770 You're just a hater. He didn't even get the author right. But you swerve that as it doesn't reflect your misplaced hatred.

[@ricardosoto5770]

@@flowerofscotland8839 Its OK to hate Lenin,

[@michaelangelo8139]

Ole Nick looks VERY well fed .

[@joyal876]

But Washington post, CNN and NYT told me that communism will bring prosperity and equality.

[@jamesscott5874]

Just to put you straight, Venezuela is not a Communist country. It's best to inform yourself before making remarks based on ignorance.

[@MrDXRamirez]

You know...I watched this whole thing, to be fair, I find it biased reporting.

[@NumberOneChina]

Every once in a while aj is ok

[@user-ek1tb3bf8m]

They are lining up though there are surviving ....a small bow towards them

[@alalal8157]

Socialism at its best

[@misterwonderful8628]

I am surprised at conclusions reached by some here and with their comments. This issue in Venezuela has happened for a long time now, yet the most important thing not to ignore is where will new jobs come from? Preparation. After this...will those same providers of new jobs in Venezuela be able to compete with others that do not have to pay for labor because of reasons...such as automation? Oil and unskilled labor is not in big demand as it once was. Someone wants unskilled labor in Venezuela now? ...as opposed to before? Some wants oil now? ...as opposed to sacking Venezuela for it before? This is where the real slavery will begin...with jobs that will disappear to automation and lack of demand for such...and this would happen literally overnight...right before the bottom completely drops out of the economy of Venezuela. Hopefully, if Mexico delivers as promised with border support, they will be offered JOBS that (many of which) COULD HAVE gone to automation ...but instead go to Mexico (or perhaps only Canada) by way of new USMCA deals. This will help spread out the wealth and also make more harmonious the wages from one neighboring country to the next. So selfish are the wealthy that provide jobs that come out of their own pockets for no other reason than to keep more mouths fed? Please. How insulting. Where job availability is lacking in some countries...what can possibly be offered by these countries to Venezuela but lower wages than their own employees get....and a quick carpet-bagging of money off cheap labor that will disappear like the sunshine when the rain comes....after they have pocketed their loot. Pompeo calls for taking sides only to help others see that some western countries do not wished being blamed for the fall of another country...so pulling out time might seem much more logical so those screaming most can experience for themselves who is really to blame for their consequences. The issue is simply automation, lack of good business management and government ineptitude, and greed with lack of preparation for economic stability by leadership, but mostly it is interference by those economies desperate and also on the brink of becoming like Venezuela very soon.

[@elturista0101]

I am from Petare!

[@JackB733]

This is what imperialism has done to Venezuela... The international powers of the world have throttled the Venezuelan economy and now pushing hard towards the current right-wing coup.

[@ricardosoto5770]

No, communists did that to Venezuela, numbers show that the economy was in shambles even befor the US sanctions. Marxist "economics" are the cause, not the US. No country has squandered a oil bonnanza like Venezuela. And to my knowledge the Venezuelan central bank is not controled by the CIA. Marxism shall be erradicated from universities.. Its not a harmless ideology.

[@flowerofscotland8839]

@@ricardosoto5770 Rubbish, Pal. You're just sore because you lost The Vietnam War, or your favourite country lost.

[@Hailv3]

STEP DOWN SO PEOPLE CAN LIFT.😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭

[@kosh9639]

Practically, the whole economy is a running on Black-market pricing... The Central Bank is giving away $2 to $3 for the FMV of $1 of VEF.. WTF and Min. Wage is also proportionly to Low.

[@user-hh3wr8wh9x]

Hardly the worst, have you seen The Congo?

[@colint7743]

The Venezuelan economy is being strangled by Western countries, whose economies are failing, for oil and gold.

[@colint7743]

@@lenyrockwell1757 Yellow vests in France, Brexit in England, mass immigration to Germany and Sweden, Spain and Portugal are living with reverse colonization. Sounds like the best economies ?

[@rkenny8399]

Why is it got this far for gods sake why?

[@cherylhooser206]

Ill help rebuild Venezuela and hospitals free Venezuela from USA

[@pdgykamala9010]

I feel for you all I'm in Australia,but I'm afraid now that if we keep the current government we have we will end up the Same

[@jamesmattice8171]

I think your going to need a bigger wall

[@gogomosho]

Maybe consider the us imposed embargo

[@tmnt10000]

An embargo has nothing to do with the leader of Venezuela oppressing their people.

[@2MasterBuilder2]

Why do they always show what's happening in Caracas. How are the people in the country-side doing; the people that know how to survive by living off the land ...?

[@DsChucks]

There is not a single person in that line that looks like they are starving

[@missphynxmissphynx7510]

DsChucks omg stfu

[@engeldiaz1237]

Fat doesnt men healthy... a diet low in protein and with only 1 food per day of carbs is a easy way to turn fat, because the body try to "save" as much food as fat to "survive"

[@johnmandragon4830]

This will be the UK post Brexit.

[@hyanotha]

The people seem to be overweight. So what are they eating if there is barely any food?

[@GitanoRenegado]

The minimum wage is about to go up here in NY only those who aren't educated economically can celebrate wages going up..

[@BallinNQnz]

El Donjuan, so ur ok with starvation wages? If minimum wage had kept up with inflation, minimum wage would be about $30 per hour.

[@kambingfarmsuriname4177]

99billion in debt,my country only has 7billion

[@phatlam6073]

Why are we talking about Venezuela? Yemen is the real concern and yet we don't talk much about..WHY? World biggest Oil reserves?

[@kamjoe380]

I am pretty sure , that was not sardines

[@DTMANO]

Venezuela: I have the highest inflation ever Zimbabwe: Hold my bag full of Millinillion notes

[@ares23dc]

So....the currency in Venezuela is useless....because US says so.... Why not create internal only currency, not traded on international markets? They have plenty of oil to make dollars.

[@venhosein9192]

Why don't they plant food?

[@ppprenxx]

you need seeds, water, money, and skills 😐

[@lucrativelyrics8131]

mm mm, Sardinia :p

[@lionelhogan6327]

WORST than YEMEN?

[@phackqu]

Gold.Oil.Drugs

[@230sergio]

if this is the world worst economy ...what are countries like, libia, iraque, congo ... etc.

[@230sergio]

@@lenyrockwell1757 sure.... Surely.

[@mrcomptablecharlo1224]

Revelation speaks about the end of the world.

[@ongchay4299]

Majuro must go or resign in order save the people from sufferings. As long as he is still the dictator, the country will be in deep turmoil and trouble!

[@krazytube2196]

Why not introduce islamic state in that country to solve their problem?

[@ricardosoto5770]

They need a 2020s version of the Contras...

[@SnoopCatts]

world's worst economy????! WTF!!? How quickly people forget about Zimbabwe!

[@chesterhector1381]

Does Zimbabwe have OIL?

[@germanaleman4827]

Cuba is the worst.

[@SnoopCatts]

@@chesterhector1381 they don't need to have oil... Check out the exchange rate between their currency of the USD

[@wassimel-sous3400]

non of this peoples you interviewed seems to be unhealthy or starving because of food shortages

[@david1137444]

Maduro working mad hard

[@diegoarismendi3966]

pobrecito, duque se preocupa por la gente de Cúcuta colombia

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Good reporting. I'm so very sorry to hear what's going on in Venezuela I haven't been keeping abreast of what was happening since the passing of Chavez I thought Chavez was an excellent president especially as a Protege two Castro, both men cared dearly about their respective countries and about the plight of the poor throughout the world; both did truly awesome things for mankind, so it's with a heavy heart I see what's going on in that country.

[@fzigunov]

I love it how a random person from Buenos Aires speaks for the Brazilian dam accident when Argentina has nothing to do with that. Does Al Jazeera still think Brazil's capital is Buenos Aires?

[@diegoarismendi3966]

pobrecita la loca de Maribel está vendiendo chorizos

[@rajunaidu7751]

One word: communism

[@qianxu8368]

Good! Looking to Iraq, Lybia, Syria for inspiration!

[@inezqtaish6467]

Inez Qtaish command you and me going to make a change to the poorest place on earth, you and me will make unbelievers BELIEVE GOD is good.

[@communistinternationalco.6776]

Hugo Chaves was GREAT. Nicolas Maduro is...

[@minhnguyen5861]

Communist International & Co. Stop evils i see money are great

[@bachiano1]

I'll put this here at the top . "Why did Venezuelan's friends. Russia, Cuba, Turkey. China North Korea etc. did not come to their aid. I'll tell you why. Because Maduro mortgaged the Venezuelan economy to the point Venezuela could not pay its debt back to even Venezuelan's friends. And then Maduro decided to print so much money it became worthless. Maduro is just a Moron who thinks he is an economic genius. It's all his fault that the promise of a socialist revolution / utopia failed. You know what he did with all the technocrats ? He Exiled them, Assassinated them or Jailed them. How can any country be managed without intellectuals and technocrats ? All past socialist countries have historically made the same mistake. The ones that have survive so far have learned that you cannot discard the countries technocrats and intellectual capital. In any case what Moron thinks that printing money is a good idea. I don't know any one in a capitalist society that does not know that printing too much money leads to inflation."

[@Marcus.Halberstram]

Stop making sense!

[@bachiano1]

​@@lenyrockwell1757 The friends have already given up on helping. China for example has already lend Venezuela 62 Billion dollars over the last decade. China is now doing a risk analysis And they are not going to take any further risk. Venezuela can no longer even pay their interest obligations. Same story with Russia.

[@melitolustre990]

Mr. Maduro, you should go, you mismanage Venezuela economy people are starving. Venezuela military listen to your people, you can still save your face and soul.

[@neurophilosophers994]

The same process is starting in Mexico

[@arandaj5359]

Are you mexican?

[@manit77]

mexico is very corrupt. They are headed to resetting their currency again. Countries even the USA spend more than they make.

[@shake4259]

@@arandaj5359 Mexican is a nationality and not a race

[@blackice214]

Not really AMLO just cut taxes and put in place a vote that after two years if the people are not satisfied with the president he gets booted, he also injection stimulus packages for businesses and the peso reflected that. They alos have one of the lowest debts in the western hemisphere ..yes alot of corruption but he is weeding it out very slowly

[@jrod5989]

Worlds" worst economy? are you serious. I will never watch another Al Jazeera English video.

[@thorofhope9760]

Every one in this comment section are nothing but trolls

[@Chris-jm4zk]

Poor people, caught in the “utopia” of socialism!

[@adrianadrian1799]

What the president doing

[@germanaleman4827]

He wants democracy. He is a threat to n@rco-communism

[@ewalker1057]

Venezuela is not the worst economy in the world. This is what many Central and Latin American countries have experienced as the results of America's imperialism, its Monroe Doctrine. Likewise the same for many American citizens who are suffering as the people of so-called poor economies. America is wrought with increasing homelessness and its citizens living paycheck to paycheck with high medical debt. It is no different than the theft of a country's natural resources as seen on the continent of Africa. They people also do not benefit given theft of their natural resources is a theft of their wealth and income. The only ones who benefit are the thieving companies of the colonizing imperialistic invading countries. This includes the theft of the natural resources called oil, natural gas and coal.

[@raclarke7379]

Lots of obese people in the line, they don’t look starving

[@abiram634]

How much does an average Venezuelaian earns

[@ricardosoto5770]

Like 9 dolars an month in US prices.

[@eurosensazion]

I luv sardines and can't find them fresh in Canada and expensive. I feel them, but they elected Maduro all these years and why are a lot still fat if they can't feed themselves.

[@Lu5ck]

The printing of money is what killing their economy. Support cryptocurrency! Lol.

[@koky7288]

This islamic tv needs send their journalist to learn english. There are free classes in America.

[@yolamontalvan9502]

You guys are talking about Communism. Well Communism goes too far, I like my freedom. There are several kind of Socialism: UK Socialism USSR Socialism China Socialism. CIA Socialism in Cuba, CIA Socialism in Venezuela, Nordic Socialism, Canadian Socialism, U.S. Socialism (Social Security, Free Elementary, High School) We want to invest on people not to give hand out. Working people pay taxes. People on welfare don’t pay taxes. Don’t you want to make America great?

[@seralthi4110]

Welfare/social state does not mean socialism. Socialism is based on people (meaning government) owning the means of production and distributing the profits to people. Most of the countries you mentioned (outside of actual socialist/communist countries like ussr) are mixed economies where most of the economy is under private ownership (free market/capitalism) and taxes are used to pay for public options.

[@oldstyleanalog6459]

Alexandria Ocasio Cortez socialist dream.Feed sardines to the public.I hope she's watching

[@jacobeksor6088]

Montagnard indigenous we lost our ancestors land to Vietnamese communist, they persecution Montagnard Christian many people die , beaten by Vietnamese police. Communist have their own idea .

[@wassimel-sous3400]

hey you showed us a few closed shops but i notice when you start to talk at 2 minutes and 39 second there is shops are opens on both side, another fake fabricated news by al jazeera, remember when saudi arabia and the other golf state imposed economic sanction on Qatar who fund al jazeera if Qatar didn't have the USA military bases what would happen to Qatar and because Qatar turned to Iran and Turkey who both have very bad relations with the Gulf league ( Saudi arabia, United arab emirates, bahrain, kuwait, and Egypt) the economy of Qatar would collapsed even it have the largest Natural Gas reserve in the world, so please enough with your fake news stories

[@ricardosoto5770]

Go there double dare you.

[@terryterry1297]

Fake news that video esa recorded in colombia from a local agent news ,what a Shame aljazzera lying that ,lost all professional with videos falses

[@redrobiin]

Some people have got very short memories of what happened to other countries that have sort American help.

[@jimmihotdog3469]

Disappointed by al jazeera's the f'n jews must rule u too.

[@rosscityofliverpool.983]

What fools

[@lucrativelyrics8131]

(*written on youtube comments section, by a fool..

[@mrcomptablecharlo1224]

Repent come to Jesus Christ and you'll be redeem!

[@mrcomptablecharlo1224]

We are at the end of the time, that's beginning of the suffer" later on will be worst than that.

[@Genocide2024]

Sad to see how America and Europe are bullying this country.

[@Glorious_Kim_Jong_Un]

Canada supports it too. Brazil supports it too. Why don't you mention them???

[@BDChupacabra]

i have friends in Venezuela and they swear their country is the best in the world.

[@conorsmith8513]

And I have one Venezuelan girl who become refugee over here because of their government.

[@randomgurl561]

There is a thing called rich vs poor people. Just because you see this doesn't mean all Venezuela are poor. Just like US not everyone is rich there is homeless people too

[@mpwarrior850]

SOCIALISM is so beautiful.....not!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Martinez7122]

MP warrior 30 millions of Americans don’t have health care . America infrastructure D+ . 80% of Americans live pay check to pay check . The average us household credit card debt $6,000 Have a 1 trillion debt in student loans . Usa has the largest numbers of prisoners. can’t even fix flint Michigan and other parts of the us , because they don’t have money but spend billions on war each year 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mpwarrior850]

@Dan Woods No,I sound like someone that lived under SOCIALISM for 12 years .Capitalism rules.

[@stacyclarkson6202]

@Tan Meng what the difference?? :)

[@tribinaaux4043]

"Worlds worst economy" has higher GDP per capita than half of europe. Just sayin

[@diegoarismendi3966]

pobrecito gelmar está llorando en un andén, pq no le llega justicia Vivina

[@mikek3974]

Reading "this is socialism" comments by my fellow Americans who have no idea how our economy works is sooo disturbing. Our economy is entirely hypothetical, a huge chunk of our GDP is actually the debt accrued by Americans and owned by corporations, not actual production. Our economy is basically only being held up by the fact that the bankers will keep milking this form of "production" as long as its profitable.

[@phackqu]

Divide, conquer.and Control

[@TuyetNguyen-kk4fi]

Let aid in, if I am a mother and you let my child die, even in my grave I would never forgive you. That is why God wouldn't allowed me to be a mother, but I can tell you Mr Maduro, many Venezuela women are like me.

[@Mueneeez]

More propaganda

[@diegoarismendi3966]

está tan aburridor que el de la plataforma gelnar se puso a llorar pq no le llega justicia Vivina, q oso, !se volvió bobo?

[@wassimel-sous3400]

ask the American where the money went or how they stole the fortune of venezuela, and when you impose economic sanction and trade sanction no matter how rich is this country is it will collapse and that what the american do does anyone remember Zimbabwe and the UK with the Commonwealth did to it

[@diegoarismendi3966]

pobrecito Francisco llora por este planeta

[@diegoarismendi3966]

@Cali Kush ni se le ocurra leer mis mensajes causan confucion

[@diegoarismendi3966]

pobrecita la presentadora, llora por los pobres de Venezuela

[@Katsura_ja_nai_Zura_da]

This situation kinda rings same bells as with Iran! USA loves changing governments so they could take that sweet oil!