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RE: We are Heroes, Venezuela chapter (Experiences)
It is very difficult to survive anywhere in the world with a salary of $ 2 per month, much more difficult in a Venezuela with a hyperinflationary economy.
Are you really saying that?
If that is the case, it's really sad for the lives of people in your country. The question arises in my mind "Can they survive on a salary of $ 2/month?",I do not think so!!..
Hoping someone will reach out to them.
Friend @block.token, everything my friend @fucho80 is saying is true.
It is terrible what we suffer in Venezuela in some way we survive, and steemit is for us a great monetary aid every penny counts and many can buy food, here in Venezuela there are money exchanges that buy the Steem in many cases they are almost left with 30% of the value, but we can not do anything else, that is one of the reasons that many Venezuelans see on this platform as a great help to live in the midst of this terrible economy.
When he refers that we are still here in Venezuela it is because somehow we cannot run away. However, if I could do it a long time ago, I would already be out of Venezuela.
but my reality is what we are suffering.
Excuse me for getting into politics a bit,
But the serious problem in Venezuela is that currently those who occupy positions in the government, many of them are simply communist narco-terrorist criminals who incidentally have ties to Hezbollah and Iran.
Life will not be easy here in Venezuela, however many of us will have faith that this will change, it will not be easy to get out of these criminals but somehow I know that we will have help to get them out.
I thought "Venezuela is a country that prosperes its people because there is a state asset (oil)" turns out that life heartbreaking.
We who are not citizens of VENEZUELA can only help by praying the best for you there (Venezuela) friend.
We had a lot of wealth that has been squandered by the politicians and governments of the moment, that is the situation, we reached a breaking point and we are at the bottom of the well. Thank you for your good wishes and prayers, that helps us to reinforce even more the hope, knowing that there are people who wish us the best and that soon we can get out of the crisis. A hug from here to you. @block.token
A hug from here to you. @block.token
Well, believe me, we can't, that's why many have died of hunger and malnutrition and others, we continue to struggle in the midst of other activities to be able to sustain in a very minimal way what is essential. It has not been easy but, we love our land so much and what it means that we resist having to abandon it. One of those blessings is to be in these chains of blocks, blessed be they. Believe me it is just as it says @fucho80 and even worse, there is no exaggeration @block.token
Yeah. I believe it..
Hello @block.token, unfortunately that is our sad reality.
When I say this, I am referring to the fact that this is the salary of the majority of Venezuelans, for this reason many have been forced to emigrate.
Logically $ 2 is not enough to live, so there are many people who suffer from hunger, and the others must do multiple activities to eat at least once a day.
This is very sad, but the normal thing would be that people could feed themselves with the salary they receive, however, here people cannot think of anything other than trying to survive, people who for years cannot buy something to wear because the little they they perceive it is not enough to eat well.
Yeah. Your words are correct.
Hopefully the Venezuelan folklore that bore the hurts, quickly ends.