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No electricity, no antibiotics, no beds, no soap: A devastating look inside Venezuela's crisis-hit hospitals where 7 babies die a day, bleeding patients lie strewn on the floor, and doctors try to operate without tools
The impact of Venezuela's economic collapse on its people is almost impossible to put into words.But these images inside calamity-hit hospitals go some way to communicating the devastation.Since oil prices plummeted, all aspects of everyday life - electricity, food, paper - have been rationed.Critically, medical centers are in crisis. Without soap, antibiotics, power, gloves and x-rays, surgeons are struggling to keep patients alive.
Pictures taken by New York Times photographer Meridith Kohut offer a glimpse inside some of the most notorious centers - while President Nicolas Maduro claims the socialist nation has the best healthcare in the world.
Read more: A devastating look inside Venezuela's crisis-hit hospitals
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Bravo left wingers. Bravo!!!! Yeah, that Hugo Chavez sure made things great there. Let me tell you. So much better there than here.
Watch that.
Left wingers folks. Left wingers. They still think the bathroom thing is a real problem. No, they actually have no clue they are used as pawns by their socialists in order to divide and conquer this nation. This nation that they ALL think is a disaster cause of the free market.
That is right folks.
Just watch it.
- President Nicolas Maduro claims Venezuela has the best healthcare in the world after Cuba
- But death rates are soaring and hospitals are filthy as supplies run low and electricity is shut off
- The nation is in economic crisis after price of oil - their main monetary reserve - plummeted
- Images taken by the New York Times show patients lying on the floor covered in blood and babies dying
The impact of Venezuela's economic collapse on its people is almost impossible to put into words.But these images inside calamity-hit hospitals go some way to communicating the devastation.Since oil prices plummeted, all aspects of everyday life - electricity, food, paper - have been rationed.Critically, medical centers are in crisis. Without soap, antibiotics, power, gloves and x-rays, surgeons are struggling to keep patients alive.
Pictures taken by New York Times photographer Meridith Kohut offer a glimpse inside some of the most notorious centers - while President Nicolas Maduro claims the socialist nation has the best healthcare in the world.
Read more: A devastating look inside Venezuela's crisis-hit hospitals
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
Bravo left wingers. Bravo!!!! Yeah, that Hugo Chavez sure made things great there. Let me tell you. So much better there than here.
Watch that.
Left wingers folks. Left wingers. They still think the bathroom thing is a real problem. No, they actually have no clue they are used as pawns by their socialists in order to divide and conquer this nation. This nation that they ALL think is a disaster cause of the free market.
That is right folks.
Just watch it.