Ferrari Parades in Venezuela
While the higher ups roam in armored trucks, the port fills with ships loaded with luxury cars, and governors hold Ferrari exhibitions.
Read MoreWhile the higher ups roam in armored trucks, the port fills with ships loaded with luxury cars, and governors hold Ferrari exhibitions.
Read MoreEssequibo is a territory of 159,000 square kilometers, which since 1897 has been disputed by the governments of Venezuela and Guyana.
Read MoreUngodly blackouts have returned, making the Venezuelan people’s lives difficult, already being hit by the shameless economic policy…
Read MoreIt might seem that this issue is nothing new. The Venezuelan government has lost the reins of the crazy horse of inflation.
Read MoreLike a total Messiah, giver of last-minute favors and miracles, the president laughs at the Venezuelan teachers.
Read MoreAccording to the president, these cars are very economical and a good opportunity for students and workers, for the Venezuelan family.
Read MoreBut about 20 days ago, those who had savings in bolivars were able to see how they dissolved like water in the bank, or in their own hands.
Read MoreThe darkness of Venezuela goes beyond the daily blackouts that, by the way, are always more intense outside the Capital District…
Read MoreThanks to the “good nature” of our Constitution, a group of Venezuelans have set out to recall President Maduro via a Recall Referendum, but…
Read MoreNo matter how precarious the cultural level of those who lead the Venezuelan government may be, they know the value and strength of a symbol.
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