@wdvefbrgn: 20.000 Bs. It's around 6$ for month

@masz_fajne_donice: No, as far as I know. Corruption is the source of income for many people with passports and documents that you need to leave the country

@weteran: There was a time that it was difficult to get these foods nowhere.. Now can be found a little easier but it is very expensive to acquire. For example: powdered milk costs around $12 and most Venezuelan can earn around $ 5 a month in a normal job

@Fervi: thanks for the advice

@onionomous: I had to stop buying some products (like milk, wheat flour, cereal, oats, etc). My dad uses the car sometimes to make transfers (moving things) and earn extra money but it is only used in food

How do you rate the current president?

What are you doing everyday?

It is as bad as described by the media?

@Harold:
1. Worst. we are governed by a drug trafficking network through the politiciansPokaż całość

How old are you? What do you do? What are your earnings?

@InstruktorLewitacji: I'm 24 years old. I worked as a receptionist in a hotel and I was earning around 5$ for month. Now I'm looking for a new job but it's difficult 'cause food worth more than we can earn on a job

Was life before ~2010 roughly the same as in other countries at the time, or was Venezuela always awful (just less than now)?

@GoGoPowerRangers: Life was way better than now. I was 16 years old in 2010 and I was studying tourism at university in Isla de Margarita. God, how much I miss my life then. I was able to take a flight without no problem to visit my familyPokaż całość

@DAS_REICH: Hahaha. There are not many airlines operating in Venezuela. Many Venezuelans are migrating across borders to other South American countries

@panczekolady: Not the best quality but it's me and Harina Pan, very famous to make our Arepas

IBM

@menel_z_gronostajem: I have no idea

@Stivo75: I don't know what would you like to have

@soapmaker: No, I think it's impossible... Either way you have to search how to earn income. Two weeks ago there was an outage in all of Venezuela and people were charging $ 1 to charge your phone 10 minutes or refrigerate your food (these people own power plants) so... far from helping each other, it is only selfish to think that the crisis of others can be a way toPokaż całość

@soapmaker: No, I live in my dad's house

@caprina: Thanks!

As I said before to @Soapmaker... People can earn an income in a less usual way. That is why there is a lot of insecurity in the country. Anyone can kill you on a phone or steal your car in supermarkets for food

@KryptoFanatyk: I think that with this socialist model that exists in the country, people got used to the government giving them everything (money, food, houses) in exchange for nothing. If you go to university and get a professional career then you are looking for a job your salary is like that of a person who has never studied. For all the problems in the country the government says that thePokaż całość

@Bounty: If I collect the money necessary to leave the country and cross the border into Chile I could work there and then emigrate to Europe. It would be a good plan. I love my country, its beaches, its places, its good people and its culture but it is not enough to have a decent life

@olo1917: How do i do that?

@PanKara: That was for an online job for direcTV that didn't work. I'm gonna change it right now. But as far as you can see all my pictures are from Venezuela and their beaches :)

How does your average day look like?

@niggerinthebox: It looks normal like going to do some exercise in the morning. Sometimes if i can i go to cinema with friends or beach (Fortunately is close to me)

@WlasnieInstalujeWindowsa: No, they're not. It is normal that sometimes the light goes away here or there are areas that do not have water for days. A few days ago there was no electricity there were people who stole a shopping center in Maracaibo, the police saw them and did nothing. You can search the internet if you want

@Zashi: Yes, you can see my photo and my profile on Facebook :)

@KryptoFanatyk: Yes, I still do not understand much about cryptocurrencies but there are people who are already in these things. I hope to learn about it with them and make my life more "normal"

@widmo82: You can check my facebook profile (most of my photos are on the beaches of Venezuela like Choroni, Tucacas, Puerto Cabello, etc) and check the picture I shared before on other comments here. thanks

@Klimbert: Oh, I'm sorry. I do not believe in this ideology. If prostitution is the oldest work in the world according to the bible, I believe that we have advanced in the world to do something better than that as a job. regards

@LaaN: I explained that before :)

@Merkuriusz: I like your question. I think some people have primitive behaviors (animal instincts) of survival and when they have to survive something they have never lived before they have to choose between helping each other (which would be perfectly civilized and rational) or eating each other.

most of my friends have left the country but I always bring some food to exchange for something else that I need. ThesePokaż całość

@alahakbar: No. I can compare venezuela with three movies: 1. The hunger games (I don't need to explain, right?) 2. The Purge (When we were without electricity for five days I could almost believe that the insecurity would grow because there would be no record of anything) and 3. Riverdale (Hiram lodge builds a prison to make a drug empire, leave a riverdale in quarantine (as well as Venezuela, whichPokaż całość

@lukas850430: only Old people in poor neighborhoods of Venezuela

@Beneczeq: Yes! thanks for the advice. I did a lightroom course and I would like to learn photoshoop, ilustrator, among others

@kwiecio112: i didn't know it.. I'm gonna investigate

@Evensah: I think that a "good" job paid in Venezuela could be to have a truck and be in a company. It solves the food but will never give you other things like clothes, trips or outings to eat in the restaurant. You work in Venezuela for food because afterwards there is no money left for the rest.

The salary depends because if the company does not have to producePokaż całość

@BratSzwagraKuzyna: I guess. do not you know that there are people in favor of the government and still live well here?

@Mikoziq: I don't know ..

@uranio14: Hahahahaha!! First: yes! Reggaeton is too popular here...

for gasoline we pay cents, I mean, it's absurdly cheap. You can recharge your tank as much as necessary.

It is not legal to have foreign currency for the exchange system that doesn'tt allow free circulation of dollars in the country but when you go to the mall or some food stores they give you the price in dollars and notPokaż całość

@OseQ: Thanks to a friend of mine from Poland. He is only trying to help me with some options to solve a little the day to day

@Misiekkkk: Yes! there are people in the field who plant their own vegetables and sell it a little cheaper than normal sites

@AurenaZPolski: I'm 1,65 m

@dynamitri: I invite you to visit Venezuela and know places like la gran sabana, Salto angel, canaima, los roques, Roraima .. They are safe places for tourists and you can certainly experiment a bit before making an important decision like that. I'm sure you'll feel good in these places. If you want you can send me a private message and i'm gonna tell you all you need to know aboutPokaż całość

@Th3B0r3d: It deppends on where you want to go.. for example if I wanted to emigrate to Chile it would take me at least around $ 400 to $ 600 if I go by highway (borders)

@MrBigos: I've been thinking about it a lot lately. When I was in college I didn't consider leaving the country because I really like it and if I leave I would feel like I didn't because I wanted to but 'cause there was no other option than that. I'm trying to raise all the money I can to migrate to Chile and work there to send money to my family.Pokaż całość

@Cavaan: I don't know. I use google translate but i would like to earn it someday

@Klimbert: Hahaha, thank you very much. I appreciate all the help you give me

@Wap30: 1. I would like to think that this has a solution this year, even so, I try to collect the money I can to have a better option.
2. Yes, it's probably the best option we have at the moment.
3. Yes, my family and friend are agree with that
4. No, I don't know anyone agree with government but it doesn't mean they don't exist.
5. Many thingsPokaż całość

@mezcla: No, not yet. it's a lot of money that I do not have now

@mieszko111: Hugo Chavez did some nice things and some horrible things. With his socialist ideology began to take private companies to convert them into publics with exchange control and other economic measures production became increasingly difficult and started all the shortages that maybe at that time was not as notorious as it is now.

he used to get people to get everything for nothing. It is not only a problemPokaż całość

@grg79: Of course not. The problem of electricity happened because the dam that provides us with electricity has been abandoned for several years and that has caused instability of the service. The government does not pay attention to these things and the people in charge of it have been leaving the country, this leads to people who do not know about the subject or are not prepared to take carePokaż całość

@Majk1989: Not at all

@gosurosu: almost easy!

@Noir3: Hard to say. On the one hand, I hope everything gets better because I love my country and I really hope all of you come to visit us soon, we like foreign people and we have some really nice places like Roraima, Salto Angel, La Gran Sabana, Los Roques that you should see someday! :) but on the other hand its getting harder trying to do it better 'causePokaż całość

@madox: From a friend of mine from Poland who wanted to help me a bit with this situation. I thank you all of you and him for give me some help

@dzek: Around between 2014 and 2015 massive emigrations began.

At first I had not left because I was finishing my university studies which is important to me at the same time I hoped that somehow we could improve and things would be better, with a bit of sadness for having to think about leaving the country and my family I guess I was refused but I get graduated in DecemberPokaż całość

@AKmatiAK: @Masterpolska94: almost most of people want it 'cause many people is dying in hospital, streets, border, without electricity many babies died and I think that if we have already tried to dialogue, march and do things in a peaceful way people continue to die by omission so military intervention is a high option now

@mateoaka: @Zapaczony: Sounds great! I will talk to you by private message :)

@ValandilNW: Well, as in many other places in the world, people with physical characteristics different from us are a novelty and often attractive too. The most important thing is personality and tolerance between different cultures, to have an open mind. Good luck! :)

@mroczny-jogurt: Sometimes no that's because most Latinos have male chauvinist behavior. Anyway, girls always have to take special care to walk alone late at night. It's curious I was recently reading about an article on the web where it is said that most of the violations in my city are caused by security agents (police) in Venezuela called "PoliAragua"

@andrzej_janusz: I have a dear friend of mine who wanted to help me through this situation and i'm thankful with him and all of you for your support. Thank you very much.

I would go to Chile and maybe in future would like to be in Europa :)

thanks for asking

@polcunt: I don't know I've never used drugs.
I would recommend you Salto Angel, La Gran Sabana, Los Roques, Roraima, Tucacas (Parque Nacional Morrocoy) are the sites most popular for foreign tourism but if you know someone here that can keeping you safe then you could meet some other nice places here or contact a responsible agency. I could recommend you some by a private message. If you are interestedPokaż całość

@Myrten: I replayed that question before. Check on mieszko111 question :)

@tomeczek11: Hi there! hope you're fine!

@Coliflor: Hola chamo! o chama? :P

1. Pienso que algo puede cambiar en mi país en un futuro cercano, el gobierno caerá pero nuestro país puede tardar algunos años en recuperarse y posicionarse en el mapa de nuevo como un país seguro para visitar de turismo y una potencia económica.
2. Opino que el presidente encargado de Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, ha logrado lo que algunos personajes de la oposición no hanPokaż całość

@Kurak888: personally I am not a Catholic person but your faith does not depend on the situation, it depends on you. I think there is hope for Venezuela but it is up to us that all our wishes come true

@maná: I can change it to bolivares if i need with some venezuelan people who wants to buy paypal and i can buy food with this bolivares.

Thank you a lot!

Sorry for my late answer. We spent 2 days without electricity

@zoomzoom6: well, I don't really know. I guess it's not important at all

@boyinahat: thank you a lot. Sorry for my late answer . We have been two days without electricity and sometimes the internet takes days to coming and working well

@okrim: Azul y no tan rosa was an iconic movie produced in Venezuela.

My favorite movie by now is Me before you

@xexistance: didn't know about that. Thanks for letting me know

@irolslozok: if you live near to the beach (like me) then you can go and spend your day with much money but a lot of fun. Sometimes maybe go to cinema and there's not so much cheap options

@m0rgi: Some people have died in trucks that are not safe to transport people in the back 'cause public transport is scarce.

Don't dream of getting a taxi in the night, rarely happens

@Zatwardzenie: 1) Hotel Transylvania
2) me before you
3) Bastille ft marshmallow - Happier

4) I think is good but always can be better
We have to learn something newPokaż całość

@Zatwardzenie: 1) Hotel Transylvania
2) me before you
3) Bastille ft marshmallow - Happier

4) I think is good but always can be better
We have to learn something newPokaż całość