Wait, 14,500 Bolivares is about $0.05 USD. Are you telling me the camera crew let this guy struggle for 2 days to exploit his misfortune and all he needed was a NICKLE?
how else can the camera crew inform us viewers of the situation tho if they just helped him right away? They need to get something on the camera. It could be possible they helped after filming though.
You clearly don’t understand how currencies work. Its about purchasing power, and when inflation is as crazy as it is in Venezuela, every day people find themselves earning the same and having less and less purchasing power.
A lot of people did not vote for Chavez. I never did, and neither did my mother, and we still had to go through all of this until I left Venezuela with my mother a year ago and things are better, but of course, things are hard. We're illegal here because papers cost 772$ USD, and how can a Venezuelan get this money? It takes months of saving... and still saving.
He's lucky to have a wife who understands and handles the situation so maturely.. He can survive anything with her by his side...he has everything that a man needs and i am sure he'll get ahead in his life cuz of her support.. No matter how rich you get you are nothing without someone who loves and cares for you❤️
There are American sanctions on Venezuela. You would never be able to import it directly only through proxy nations. Costing you several times more each transaction on duties and taxes.
My friend just sent her relative in Venezuela $300 USD to fix his car. He said he would pay it back to her so they looked at how long it would take to pay it back. 17 YEARS to pay back $300! Needless to say it was just a gift.
Growing up i never really understands the effect of hyperinflation, until i grew up and realize how it affects us so much, i’m not from Venezuela but the economic conditions in my country is chaotic, and i moved to The Netherlands and damn people here are so lucky
I just rewatched the video what's really sad is Renny and Beatrice we'll never know how many people worldwide care for them and were willing to help them was it not for their dictatorship government.
Most people worldwide don't care for us, they only care for their own selves, even if we find people worldwide and tell them of our struggles most would just tell us "which i could help you but i can't" which is quite hypocrite considering how they might as well help... some of us just want opportunitys to invest, or a mentor etc, but people just not interested in helping others.
@@GrimReaperKazuya for my security and for renny's security I cannot go into details, that said I did help the guy. As for your comment, and I admit I cannot have your perspective being there if you're in Venezuela, consider that there are over 10000 RUclips videos covering the problems of the people in Venezuela, of these videos there are tens of millions of people worldwide who have taken the time to view them. Of these fuse hundreds of thousands of people have taken the time to comment positively on these videos. That would not have happened if people worldwide didn't care for the people and Venezuela.
madeleine7 Venezuela doesn't need to be in chaos if the government would just put a couple of drill bits in the ground and suck some of that oil out of that vast oil field. just another country like Mexico that has so much oil and the inability or the incompetence not to drill for the oil. With all that oil means money, means money for the government so they can put people back to work to rebuild their towns and villages, by kicking out Hamas and the drug cartels and Hezbollah from the hierarchy of their governments, meaning probably both of these countries. Mexico is a given we already know that Hezbollah has established camps on the other side of the Border. But I digress back to Venezuela, basically the same scenario except for the Islamic Terror groups, I think. either way there's absolutely no reason for these countries to be in these situations, if their governments were a little bit more fair to the people, a little bit more transparent and perhaps a little less greedy. I feel bad for the people of these countries but until they do something for themselves they will get nothing done. and that does not mean flooding the borders to your neighboring countries so you can suck off of their welfare systems. Just thought I'd throw that part in there. It might sound funny but I pray for all of these people every night and every morning, sometimes throughout the day, I feel sorry for people like this man who has a family and used to have a job, and was able to provide. He needs to get his friends together who need to get all of their friends together and so on and they need to March down to their government office. All they have to do is see how they protest in the United States and do it in their own country. Or the way they protest in Europe, although that's becoming dangerous to.
I sailed for years on super Petrol-tankers. Venezuela HAD a thriving and successful oil industry! BUT, Maduro sacked all the professionals ( it is very complex, dangerous and specialised field!) and appointed his cronies to run it. This is the result! Inflation in Venezuela stands at one million per cent! That is why, today, Maduro will re-vamp the currency, removing 5 zeros! What Venezuela needs, is some brave Military guy to put a bullet in Maduro´s head!
They don’t listen, they’ll just say “oh look at the Nordic countries!” And then they’ll leave that as their answer for the next two years, cause they are not willing to learn. I’m 22 and have lost most of my childhood friends to liberalism. Most of them do it to get laid , it’s pathetic.
Thing is, not only does it affect Venezuelans, but countries such as Panama. Since we have the USD as part of our currency, they rush into our economy and keep our own locals unemployed by accepting even lower wages just to take the job. It's okay that they want to earn a wage, but the problem is that they move our money to Venezuela to support their families rather than investing back in Panama.
This resonates with me personally. That's how my parents got off: a taxi driver and a shop vendor. Dad is still a taxi driver, one of the best in his trade. Mom went to college, and is now a well-paid economist. But dad tells me stories of the 1990s. How inflation was a problem here in Romania too, back then. It's no longer the case today, but as serious as dad's stories may be, they seem like nothing compared to this.
This is exactly what the economic sanctions and embargo is designed to do. If they refused to give their natural resources to the transnationals starve them until they do. They can not import food, medicine or anything else because the US says it so. In Iraq 120,000 children died during the embargo the US imposed on them to prevent Saddam from creating weapons of mass destruction so the US even included baby formula as part of the embargo. The US has frozen all their assets in the US and has increase the embargo so they can not blame the government but the foreign interests that want to steal their resources. They've done what the US did to Cuba. The US does not rest until the resources are on their hands and then it does not matter if people would be starving there.
The left had told us to look to Venezuela when they were so proud that Venezuela was going Socialist. Then, when it failed the left is like, "why are you always bringing up Venezuela!?"
Venezuelans voted for this. Yes, it was not what they had in mind, but many people did warn them of the unintended consequences of socialism. So, they are paying the consequences of poor choices and have to get out of this on their own.
That lady needs to get with the times. People are having a real hard time in Venezuela. She should focus on providing a service that would be more beneficial to people instead of selling makeup. It's like opening a fancy and expensive restaurant in the poorest part of Ethiopia.
Venezuelans are hard working people, we hussle just to survive. We will find a way to have a small business just to have money & food on the table. You will see teachers selling make up, food & even snacks to their students because their salary is not enough. Also, Believe it or not, Venezuelan women love make up even in this situation. We love to look pretty not matter what. And at the end of the day, there are people in Venezuela that are middle class (not much) and they can afford some make up products (the cheap ones like kleancolors or l.a girls but never something like Clinique or MAC).
@@tl3525 But my argument was referring to the "S-word" or socialism. Are problems in Venezuela really caused by socialism or by crashing oil prices and mismanagement? Bad policies are part of the problem but did those policies come from socialism or corrupt politicians in an undemocratic nation?
VictorBR45 Also the reason they left out the "s-word" is because France is a socialist country itself. Can't bad mouth the system that your using yourself now can you? And yes for now its pretty cool to be in France but like I said give it enough and it'll deteriorate like it always does. Socialism never accounts for human nature and thats why it fails. I'd love it if it worked out, worker co-ops sound great. (except I have no idea how it would work in massive companies with armies of employees)
1:03 that's sad. In Cuba, they have American classic cars on the road that are 50+ years old and are in pristine condition. They don't even have car parts stores and never had parts , they rebuild what they got and made it work. It's really mind boggling how they keep the running ....
Someone should buy him a ticket to the US and pay him to go around and explain to socialist what its actually like to live under socialism. I wish this poor guy and his wife well.
Democratic socialism is a rebrand but it all means the same. Bernie was even quoted saying he thought Venezuela has the right idea. Communism and socialism have failed time and time again. The only thing wrong with the West is our corportatocracy.
This is the real socialism just like USSR when government owns means of production. People who think then Denmark is a socialist country don't understand what socialism is. Socialism always fails because when government owns means of production it is impossible to match supply and demand. Every country that tried it failed.
Well I am using a sling for my citroen car clutch, cause it cost 1/10 of a new part and I live in Bulgaria, wich is in the EU. My father repairs my car always in a neighbours garage, cause if u go to a licensed mechanics they will charge you at least 100 euros only for their work... I am middle class in Bulgaria and I get max 500 euros a month, while the poor either dont have a job or work for the minimal wage of 250 euros minus taxation. When I was a kid I could bought 2 breads with 1 bulgarian lev, no I buy 80% of one bread for the same amount of money... We have a devastating inflation in EU, but I really feel sorry for the venezuelians and how they keep their smiles and living style!
The sadest part is that even if he really tried to save his money for the master cylinder, inflation would outpace him, making it inpossible for him to afford.
Chavez promised socialism, he got many socialists friends from Latin America, stole companies properties nationalizing, scared everyone who produces riches to the country , he lend money, but never paid back. This is not capitalism!
i didn't voted for them, im pretty sure many of my countrymen didn't either, they are full of bs and for sure most venezuelans are against this goverment.
Each person in Venezuela needs just a $ for their monthly expenses and there are around 32M people in Venezuela. That's like nothing for US and other countries. (32M$)
Everything offered for free by politicians ends up not being available because of basic economics. High demand cause hyperinflation. Anytime the government subsizes anything the cost hyperinflates. College in America is hyperinflated because of government student loans! And our healthcare went from 500 a month to 2600 after the government took over healthcare!
I'm from Argentina, and though my country isn´t doing really well, a lot of venezuelans are coming to this country, there are 2 venezuelans where I work.
This is what happened when a country has poor education system, while still promoting democracy in their country. Plz get the suitable system, and reliable leader.
Dec. 4, 2018----Just checked currency rates of 14,500 Venezuelan bolivars to U.S. dollars and get $0.58 cents for this part? Doesn't make sense, but that's what I found on the net.
I have never been to Venezuela, but I have been to Brazil few times and Brazil is riding on a similar boat and it's only a matter of time.... The problem with these countries is the massive inequality, which gives rise to the politics that failed Venezuela...
My Spanish tutor is from VZ. I pay her in Bitcoin. She's the nicest person you would ever meet and you'd never know this was going on in her world. I hope the economical and political situation is resolved peacefully and soon.
Honestly these guys are wealthy by normal venezuelan standards, a cab driver and a clothing shop at least have the means to sustain themselves. Imagine just how bad it is for other people. This is truly sickening
This is a refreshing video. Here we have a taxi driver who has the luxury of taking two days to fix his vehicle. One can see that socialism has done Venezuela well. They even deliver food to strangers in the street!
thats so sad hes just trying to earn an honest living.
One can not EARN anything in a socialist society you have to be friends with the corrupt leaders and be corrupt yourself to get ahead.
then its time to leave or get 150,000 like minds to stop it,life is too short to walk thru thorns all day
Then the government will come in and steal all the money he has earned. Capitalism is the best system to help your family escape poverty.
@@pauld8156 see China
the dreamed of being a socialist country.. now they have to pay the price.
I pray for you all in Venezuela. May times change for prosperity to your country. Peace all.
As if the US isn’t on track for being just like Venezuela as a BEST case scenario💀
@@jct3439 true..won't deny that.
This literally brought tears to my eyes. Hard working people struggling to survive. Just survive.
Wait, 14,500 Bolivares is about $0.05 USD. Are you telling me the camera crew let this guy struggle for 2 days to exploit his misfortune and all he needed was a NICKLE?
how else can the camera crew inform us viewers of the situation tho if they just helped him right away? They need to get something on the camera. It could be possible they helped after filming though.
That is the Media for you! Fake News
249,105 is equal to 1 US dollar today.
They probably leave some zeroes off. Weren't some removed just recently?
You clearly don’t understand how currencies work. Its about purchasing power, and when inflation is as crazy as it is in Venezuela, every day people find themselves earning the same and having less and less purchasing power.
Honestly in america everyone would bring out the guns and become the wild west if that happened
It’s already starting here. Inflation on the rise next will be just like Venezuela
In England we're seeing increased inflation and a dramatic food shortage.
I guess they shouldn't have elected Chavez thirty times.
there's a lot of people who didn't vote for him ever and they're suffering!
A lot of people did not vote for Chavez. I never did, and neither did my mother, and we still had to go through all of this until I left Venezuela with my mother a year ago and things are better, but of course, things are hard. We're illegal here because papers cost 772$ USD, and how can a Venezuelan get this money? It takes months of saving... and still saving.
sell your body.
"elected"
Also USA sanctions Venezuela of course the country is going to suffer
He's lucky to have a wife who understands and handles the situation so maturely.. He can survive anything with her by his side...he has everything that a man needs and i am sure he'll get ahead in his life cuz of her support.. No matter how rich you get you are nothing without someone who loves and cares for you❤️
so depressing to see people eating from trash can
In real socialism people do not eat from trash cans...there is nothing there!
@@jakubmike5657 Dayum!That escalated quickly.
They have oil and how come they are poor.they have the most oil reserved how Did they get into this mess
Yet they keep voting for it.
Because they have a dysfunctional government incapable of managing the resources
Is that all he needs is a master cylinder, what's the year make and model and does he have an email address.?
Bless you for wanting to help!
I'll help too! How can we contact him?
There are American sanctions on Venezuela. You would never be able to import it directly only through proxy nations. Costing you several times more each transaction on duties and taxes.
Yea also Venezuela has banned USD transactions. Only way out of that country is having commodities .
The government will steal it in the mail but you can try to send it
Surely without brakes he should get his customers to their destination quicker?
fking troll xD
@flownet07 😂🤣
This isn't Crazy Taxi
dbsirius WHAT THE DICKENS IS “CRAZY TAXI”???
LagiNaLangAko23 explain
14,500 Bolivares equals .06 cents USD as of 24Aug2018.
Didn't Venezuela change their currency in August from the old bolivar to the new sovereign bolivar? I believe it should equate to more dollars
Its 226. They take away like 5 zeros because they dont want to calculate the money with billions
@@sasig5215 So if i would have bought it a couple of months ago, it would be worth a hell lot more today?
@@MrVieDetailing no. Its just the same money but to be able to calculate prices easier they just take away 5 zeros
@@sasig5215 Well you cannot just take away the 5 zeros now. So what happened?
I love how they handle it. @3:14 So much grace.
Damn man.... I’ll give you $5 for a new car part! 😭 poor guy is still
smiling
My friend just sent her relative in Venezuela $300 USD to fix his car. He said he would pay it back to her so they looked at how long it would take to pay it back. 17 YEARS to pay back $300! Needless to say it was just a gift.
Growing up i never really understands the effect of hyperinflation, until i grew up and realize how it affects us so much, i’m not from Venezuela but the economic conditions in my country is chaotic, and i moved to The Netherlands and damn people here are so lucky
I just rewatched the video what's really sad is Renny and Beatrice we'll never know how many people worldwide care for them and were willing to help them was it not for their dictatorship government.
Most people worldwide don't care for us, they only care for their own selves, even if we find people worldwide and tell them of our struggles most would just tell us "which i could help you but i can't" which is quite hypocrite considering how they might as well help... some of us just want opportunitys to invest, or a mentor etc, but people just not interested in helping others.
@@GrimReaperKazuya for my security and for renny's security I cannot go into details, that said I did help the guy. As for your comment, and I admit I cannot have your perspective being there if you're in Venezuela, consider that there are over 10000 RUclips videos covering the problems of the people in Venezuela, of these videos there are tens of millions of people worldwide who have taken the time to view them. Of these fuse hundreds of thousands of people have taken the time to comment positively on these videos. That would not have happened if people worldwide didn't care for the people and Venezuela.
GrimReaperKazuya are you in venezuela??
Any way to start a GoFundMe to help him get the part?
Venezuela, in chaos!
madeleine7 Venezuela doesn't need to be in chaos if the government would just put a couple of drill bits in the ground and suck some of that oil out of that vast oil field.
just another country like Mexico that has so much oil and the inability or the incompetence not to drill for the oil.
With all that oil means money, means money for the government so they can put people back to work to rebuild their towns and villages, by kicking out Hamas and the drug cartels and Hezbollah from the hierarchy of their governments, meaning probably both of these countries.
Mexico is a given we already know that Hezbollah has established camps on the other side of the Border.
But I digress back to Venezuela, basically the same scenario except for the Islamic Terror groups, I think.
either way there's absolutely no reason for these countries to be in these situations, if their governments were a little bit more fair to the people, a little bit more transparent and perhaps a little less greedy.
I feel bad for the people of these countries but until they do something for themselves they will get nothing done.
and that does not mean flooding the borders to your neighboring countries so you can suck off of their welfare systems.
Just thought I'd throw that part in there.
It might sound funny but I pray for all of these people every night and every morning, sometimes throughout the day,
I feel sorry for people like this man who has a family and used to have a job, and was able to provide.
He needs to get his friends together who need to get all of their friends together and so on and they need to March down to their government office.
All they have to do is see how they protest in the United States and do it in their own country. Or the way they protest in Europe, although that's becoming dangerous to.
I sailed for years on super Petrol-tankers. Venezuela HAD a thriving and successful oil industry! BUT, Maduro sacked all the professionals ( it is very complex, dangerous and specialised field!) and appointed his cronies to run it. This is the result! Inflation in Venezuela stands at one million per cent! That is why, today, Maduro will re-vamp the currency, removing 5 zeros! What Venezuela needs, is some brave Military guy to put a bullet in Maduro´s head!
madeleine7 lying rat
Noah Gabor Ask the USA to take its boot off Venezuela’s neck too.
Our US Millennials who think Bernie's Socialism is the answer NEED to see this!!
Well how come Europe isnt failing?
@@XcAhMpWnEr because of hot european wamen 😍😍
I still support some of Bernie’s values
Kevin Jensen it is...
They don’t listen, they’ll just say “oh look at the Nordic countries!” And then they’ll leave that as their answer for the next two years, cause they are not willing to learn. I’m 22 and have lost most of my childhood friends to liberalism. Most of them do it to get laid , it’s pathetic.
Thing is, not only does it affect Venezuelans, but countries such as Panama. Since we have the USD as part of our currency, they rush into our economy and keep our own locals unemployed by accepting even lower wages just to take the job. It's okay that they want to earn a wage, but the problem is that they move our money to Venezuela to support their families rather than investing back in Panama.
That's exactly what hispanics do in america but like more power to them, I would do it.
@mikey Kirby In Panama there is no welfare ala US, just medical services.
The gov in Venezuela mandated a higher minimum wage! They're all saved!
Yeah, heard that before.
wes c how do you expect them to pay the workers? Smh
Ironic. They voted for a taxi driver to be their leader.
no, we didn't, do you know how work a dictatorship?
a bus driver.
This resonates with me personally. That's how my parents got off: a taxi driver and a shop vendor. Dad is still a taxi driver, one of the best in his trade. Mom went to college, and is now a well-paid economist. But dad tells me stories of the 1990s. How inflation was a problem here in Romania too, back then. It's no longer the case today, but as serious as dad's stories may be, they seem like nothing compared to this.
This is exactly what the economic sanctions and embargo is designed to do. If they refused to give their natural resources to the transnationals starve them until they do. They can not import food, medicine or anything else because the US says it so. In Iraq 120,000 children died during the embargo the US imposed on them to prevent Saddam from creating weapons of mass destruction so the US even included baby formula as part of the embargo.
The US has frozen all their assets in the US and has increase the embargo so they can not blame the government but the foreign interests that want to steal their resources. They've done what the US did to Cuba. The US does not rest until the resources are on their hands and then it does not matter if people would be starving there.
“We try to be strong when things are hard” love ❤️
The left had told us to look to Venezuela when they were so proud that Venezuela was going Socialist. Then, when it failed the left is like, "why are you always bringing up Venezuela!?"
Venezuelans voted for this. Yes, it was not what they had in mind, but many people did warn them of the unintended consequences of socialism. So, they are paying the consequences of poor choices and have to get out of this on their own.
That lady needs to get with the times. People are having a real hard time in Venezuela. She should focus on providing a service that would be more beneficial to people instead of selling makeup. It's like opening a fancy and expensive restaurant in the poorest part of Ethiopia.
Venezuelans are hard working people, we hussle just to survive. We will find a way to have a small business just to have money & food on the table. You will see teachers selling make up, food & even snacks to their students because their salary is not enough. Also, Believe it or not, Venezuelan women love make up even in this situation. We love to look pretty not matter what. And at the end of the day, there are people in Venezuela that are middle class (not much) and they can afford some make up products (the cheap ones like kleancolors or l.a girls but never something like Clinique or MAC).
Elena Peniche in other words make up is more importan than food,
Got it!
4:37 that robbery attempt tho..
Underrated comment lmfao
" we don't fight, we try and find the solution" something we all could learn from these two.
It's terrible to see how Caracas has gone down since the time I lived there..
lol "economic problems", "hyperinflation" - not once was the S-word dropped
Oh, are you the kind of person who likes to see deeper meanings in everything?
VictorBR45 Get off your high horse and realize that the political policies that were put in place are what caused these people's problems
@@tl3525 Yeah, my comment was really unnecessary and maybe wrong.
@@tl3525 But my argument was referring to the "S-word" or socialism. Are problems in Venezuela really caused by socialism or by crashing oil prices and mismanagement? Bad policies are part of the problem but did those policies come from socialism or corrupt politicians in an undemocratic nation?
VictorBR45 Also the reason they left out the "s-word" is because France is a socialist country itself. Can't bad mouth the system that your using yourself now can you?
And yes for now its pretty cool to be in France but like I said give it enough and it'll deteriorate like it always does.
Socialism never accounts for human nature and thats why it fails. I'd love it if it worked out, worker co-ops sound great. (except I have no idea how it would work in massive companies with armies of employees)
1:03 that's sad. In Cuba, they have American classic cars on the road that are 50+ years old and are in pristine condition. They don't even have car parts stores and never had parts , they rebuild what they got and made it work. It's really mind boggling how they keep the running ....
*Enjoing socialism in Venezuela
Nice for giving him the money, it's messed up down there.
I like watching these, because it gives me a better perspective, and how I should be more grateful on life.
Someone should buy him a ticket to the US and pay him to go around and explain to socialist what its actually like to live under socialism. I wish this poor guy and his wife well.
you guys should help him atleast
Silver, gold and bitcoins...
Buy them and avoid these situations people
Dear Lord what a chaotic situation is in Vzla right now....😱😱
Democratic socialism is a rebrand but it all means the same. Bernie was even quoted saying he thought Venezuela has the right idea. Communism and socialism have failed time and time again. The only thing wrong with the West is our corportatocracy.
This is the real socialism just like USSR when government owns means of production.
People who think then Denmark is a socialist country don't understand what socialism is.
Socialism always fails because when government owns means of production it is impossible to match supply and demand.
Every country that tried it failed.
Bob Bark hmmm Nazi Germany???
Breaks my heart.
Workers of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but your chains! All power to the Proliteriate!
All power to Fat Manduro.
Haha. The proles couldn't find their buttholes even if you stuck a carrot up there.
Well I am using a sling for my citroen car clutch, cause it cost 1/10 of a new part and I live in Bulgaria, wich is in the EU. My father repairs my car always in a neighbours garage, cause if u go to a licensed mechanics they will charge you at least 100 euros only for their work... I am middle class in Bulgaria and I get max 500 euros a month, while the poor either dont have a job or work for the minimal wage of 250 euros minus taxation. When I was a kid I could bought 2 breads with 1 bulgarian lev, no I buy 80% of one bread for the same amount of money... We have a devastating inflation in EU, but I really feel sorry for the venezuelians and how they keep their smiles and living style!
Poor dude 😔I bet he would appreciate my 2000 Honda Civic
This is heart breaking.
His wife ain't bad looking.
Breaks my heart 💔
Socialism looks fun, i can't wait to not eat..ill lose so much weight
It's called the Maduro diet
The best for you and your Family Reny.
Socialism at its finest.
And Somalia is capitalism at its finest.
@@XcAhMpWnEr Somalia is 70IQ at its finest.
What a lucky man to have that woman. Things are tough for both of them but at least he has a strong partner by his side supporting him.
Man, socialism looks so wonderful.
Live market rates
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Isn't communism great! and all the young kids want socialism in America like yesterday!
Lovely couple. Bless them.
Hooray Socialism!!!
I pray for these people over there. When you think your life is rough. People have it harder. I really hope it gets better.
Beatrice has NICE LEGS
Don't care what political affiliated government runs the country. Just fix the damn thing.
No happy ending
The sadest part is that even if he really tried to save his money for the master cylinder, inflation would outpace him, making it inpossible for him to afford.
Turkey then Italy then Spain then the rest of the world
divizionx Spain after the reforms is doing well, so is Portugal.
Italy with socialist 5 Star Movement is walking towards Venezuela destiny
😢😢😢😢😢
hope people there are safe now
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lol, the absolute state of socialist "intellectuals"
They're capitalists.
Chavez promised socialism, he got many socialists friends from Latin America, stole companies properties nationalizing, scared everyone who produces riches to the country , he lend money, but never paid back. This is not capitalism!
Que tristeza no se preocupen mi jente Dios no se olvida de sus hijos yo seguire orandos por todos😭😭
Socialism is fun while it lasts...................
Thanks france tv for focusing on venezuela. Respect from india.
What school fees???
Socailist gov provide eveything right?
You voted for this right?
No my friend, They have been commiting froud for more than 5 years already.
i didn't voted for them, im pretty sure many of my countrymen didn't either, they are full of bs and for sure most venezuelans are against this goverment.
Each person in Venezuela needs just a $ for their monthly expenses and there are around 32M people in Venezuela. That's like nothing for US and other countries. (32M$)
feel the bern
Full marks for those trying to help
Their efforts is a story worth following
0:59 Daym, that guy is HOT!
Anon A- He is hot though. One can be average looking or even downright ugly, but hot at the same time
Everything offered for free by politicians ends up not being available because of basic economics. High demand cause hyperinflation. Anytime the government subsizes anything the cost hyperinflates. College in America is hyperinflated because of government student loans! And our healthcare went from 500 a month to 2600 after the government took over healthcare!
damn at this point they need horses
They'd probably eat them tbh
I'm from Argentina, and though my country isn´t doing really well, a lot of venezuelans are coming to this country, there are 2 venezuelans where I work.
Economic warfare brought to you by Uncle Sam and the money changers.
Uncle Sam??
Looooooool you mean Bus driver Maduro!!
Anon mouse sounds anti-Semitic
oy vey.
You are not south american, you cant talk about it.
I would love to help this guy fix his car.
I'm so thankful that i'm living in Malaysia
All things considered they have a very positive attitude
This is what happened when a country has poor education system, while still promoting democracy in their country. Plz get the suitable system, and reliable leader.
This is the future if we don't becareful
Argentina is in a very similar situation right now. Almost hyperinflation for argentinian peso.
Inflation brings countries and their citizens to their knees
Blame the government being beyond corrupted and abusing power. Thus the citizens suffers for it.....
I’d like to visit Venezuela one day
Dec. 4, 2018----Just checked currency rates of 14,500 Venezuelan bolivars to U.S. dollars and get $0.58 cents for this part? Doesn't make sense, but that's what I found on the net.
2:46 Not only in Venezuela in zimbabwe too. Sadly
I have never been to Venezuela, but I have been to Brazil few times and Brazil is riding on a similar boat and it's only a matter of time.... The problem with these countries is the massive inequality, which gives rise to the politics that failed Venezuela...
Amigo can you spare 1,000,000,000,000 Bolívar ????
The USA is partly to blame for the situation in Venezuela.
Wait, so bus drivers aren't best suited to lead countries?
No, they drive... Drive the countries into madness..
Is their air in the break master cylinder, still? You need to bench flush it, if it runs dry.
My Spanish tutor is from VZ. I pay her in Bitcoin. She's the nicest person you would ever meet and you'd never know this was going on in her world. I hope the economical and political situation is resolved peacefully and soon.
Hope they make it.
The economic calculation problem remains unbeaten.
Honestly these guys are wealthy by normal venezuelan standards, a cab driver and a clothing shop at least have the means to sustain themselves.
Imagine just how bad it is for other people. This is truly sickening
This is a refreshing video. Here we have a taxi driver who has the luxury of taking two days to fix his vehicle. One can see that socialism has done Venezuela well. They even deliver food to strangers in the street!
Honestly why couldn't the journalist just buy it for him, 14,500 is only 6¢ like I would have easily gave me a 5$ 10$ bill if I could
In my opinion, they had big bellies, they look well fed. I wish they could teach each other how to grow their own vegetables and fruits.