Bachaquero in Venezuela: The Origin. I have balls to say it.

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The bachaco is a cutting ant that by itself is harmless, but with his group they can cut whole crops in one night, they work very organized. From here comes the name given at some point by the Venezuelan revolutionary leader, in a very Creole way, to the Venezuelan who has taken advantage of all this political and economic situation to become an "informal merchant" where he cares little to bleed the rest of the inhabitants to meet their own needs.

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This practice of bachaquerismo has its origin once the revolutionary government put the control to the currency of change, and also by the expropriations that were done to more than 1500 companies that were productive with the private business group, creating both situations an economic distortion and consequently the economic war is born.

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From the above, a question is born: who is to blame for the existence of the bachaquero in Venezuela? For me, and I have the balls to say it, is the government. Well, they have not had the tools to fight against these informal traders who work to survive, I do not justify them, but they are the result of one of the many wrong policies of the revolution.

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So far, there is no valid and credible excuse by the revolutionary government to explain how they have not found the solution to this problem, or simply, and I have the guts to say it, you have not wanted to put an end to this scourge because it is convenient for them to have the Venezuelan in constant uncertainty so they can leave as superheroes the moment they give people the food box.

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Will this economic war end? I keep a positive mind, but see the example of Cuba, how many years did the leader who died in that anguish here have? I attach myself to faith in God that someday this will end and I will see my prosperous country again as it was before these revolutionary plagues came.

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