Lack of food pushes 2.3 million to flee Venezuela ⋆ The Savage Nation
About 2.3 million Venezuelans have fled their crisis-hit country mainly because of a lack of food as severe shortages of medicine has left thousands at risk, the UN spokesman said Tuesday.
Margret Thatcher, could you opine for a sec. on this new wave of 'blue' that has been ushered in; best exemplified by Ocasio Cortez, Pocahontis, Sanders and the like... (Margret) "The trouble with Socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money."
The Venezuelans have fled to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.
“People cite the lack of food as their main reason for leaving,” said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric. About 1.3 million Venezuelans are suffering from malnourishment.
Severe shortages of medicine and medical supplies have led to a “sharp deterioration of the quality of hospitals,” he said, citing UN humanitarian officials.
More than 100,000 Venezuelans living with HIV/AIDS are “at risk due to lack of access to necessary medication,” he said.
Diseases that had been eradicated such as measles, malaria, tuberculosis and diphtheria have reappeared and are on the rise.
Oil-rich Venezuela has been in an economic freefall since a drop in oil prices in 2014 left a gaping hole in the country’s finances.
President Nicolas Maduro has faced criticism for his handling of the economy and accusations that he is sliding towards authoritarianism.
(I hope it's just the teenagers and recent college indoctrinees that are falling for this absurd fiscal sheite!!!)
Kindo, sort-O like, like, like this...
About 2.3 million Venezuelans have fled their crisis-hit country mainly because of a lack of food as severe shortages of medicine has left thousands at risk, the UN spokesman said Tuesday.
Margret Thatcher, could you opine for a sec. on this new wave of 'blue' that has been ushered in; best exemplified by Ocasio Cortez, Pocahontis, Sanders and the like... (Margret) "The trouble with Socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money."
The Venezuelans have fled to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil.
“People cite the lack of food as their main reason for leaving,” said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric. About 1.3 million Venezuelans are suffering from malnourishment.
Severe shortages of medicine and medical supplies have led to a “sharp deterioration of the quality of hospitals,” he said, citing UN humanitarian officials.
More than 100,000 Venezuelans living with HIV/AIDS are “at risk due to lack of access to necessary medication,” he said.
Diseases that had been eradicated such as measles, malaria, tuberculosis and diphtheria have reappeared and are on the rise.
Oil-rich Venezuela has been in an economic freefall since a drop in oil prices in 2014 left a gaping hole in the country’s finances.
President Nicolas Maduro has faced criticism for his handling of the economy and accusations that he is sliding towards authoritarianism.
(I hope it's just the teenagers and recent college indoctrinees that are falling for this absurd fiscal sheite!!!)
Kindo, sort-O like, like, like this...
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