President of Venezuela eats like Pig while his people die of Hunger

In this opportunity I will download all my annoyance and sadness, with what is happening in my country, I have used this platform twice to express myself against the corrupt government that exists in my country, I do not want to sound repetitive, but this situation is reaching extremes that no Venezuelan could imagine.

A few days ago the president of Venezuela went to eat at one of the most expensive and exclusive restaurants in the world, accompanied by his wife and his private security.

Are you wondering, what's wrong with going to eat?

They are right, there is nothing wrong with going to eat at a restaurant, what is very serious is that Millions of Venezuelans are dying of hunger when this corrupt president gives himself the good vina eating Prime quality meat, while the Venezuelans have months that have not been able to buy a kilogram of meat.

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While his people die of Hunger the President eats like a Pig

While this man is going to eat like a pig and smokes the most expensive cigars in the world and laughs at the people of Venezuela, who day by day go through the worst situation, where thousands of families suffer daily the shortage of food, medicines, lack of cash, and the insecurity that is killing Venezuelans.

A president who takes the time to travel around the world spending millions of dollars on luxury hotels and drinking high quality wines, does not deserve to be the president of a country like Venezuela.

Nicolás Maduro during the last 4 years has taken the time to make the world think that in Venezuela everything is fine, that we do not have any kind of problem, when the only truth is that we live in total misery, that we are the poorest country of America, where life every day loses its value and where a government has no feeling for what its people can feel.

If we take time to analyze what is happening in Venezuela we can realize that it is a situation that can be solved, it is not a question of a miracle from heaven, it is a question of a whole country being motivated to take to the streets and fight for this government to leave, so that the long queues to take the bus, so that the blackouts that last up to 3 days, so that the lack of water in homes, so that the end of the corruption and violence.

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In the streets of Venezuela there is a famine that had never been lived in this country, children in malnutrition due to the food crisis that my country is suffering, where basic food is not available and those that can be bought, it has very high prices. high and a person with minimum salary can not buy.

The deterioration of the food, nutrition and health situation in Venezuela has deepened in the last 3 years, when indicators of food, nutrition and health have shown figures never before seen in Venezuela, with the emergence of phenomena that express extreme situations of insecurity food and hunger throughout the population, especially among vulnerable groups.

This has been manifested much more in communities with low resources, communities in extreme poverty that do not have the support of the government, these families see the need to go out to the streets to ask for food or in many cases eat directly from The trash.

This shows the serious situation that the

Venezuelans in the field of food, the day I went to the hospital I could verify this with my own eyes, look very carefully at the case of those families who, with great sadness and pain, take their children to ask for help.

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How unfortunate it is to know that this kind of thing is happening in my country and even worse that nobody does anything about it, dozens of people die every day due to malnutrition and the government is just standing with their arms crossed.

The year 2018 was marked by the increase in extreme poverty (74.9%), the scarcity of food (between 70% -80% in basic items), the increase in malnutrition and an inflationary escalation (500.0% ) that one year later it would reach the highest inflation in the world (more than 1500%).

Situation that has generated in the population a despair and that has as a consequence that millions of Venezuelans leave Venezuela looking for a better future for their families.