Venezuelans Struggle With Maduro's New Economic Plan

The video discusses the severe economic crisis in Venezuela, marked by a 95% currency devaluation and hyperinflation. It highlights the public's struggle to access cash, the rise of electronic payments, and the political climate, including opposition strikes and business closures. The historical context of past protests and the current sentiment of disillusionment among Venezuelans are also explored, with many considering emigration due to the dire situation.

What percentage of devaluation did Venezuela's currency experience recently?

• 100%

• 75%

• 50%

• 95%

Why is cash scarce in Venezuela despite the popularity of electronic payments?

• Cash is banned by the government

• People prefer using gold

• High inflation and black market markups

• Banks are closed permanently

What action did some opposition factions call for in response to the economic crisis?

• A nationwide celebration

• A 24-hour business closure

• An increase in electronic payments

• A reduction in minimum wage

What was the percentage increase in the minimum wage announced in Venezuela?

• 4000%

• 3000%

• 2000%

• 1000%

What has been the response of many Venezuelans to the lack of change after past protests?

• Disillusionment and emigration

• Investment in local businesses

• Support for the current government

• Increased participation in protests