Miss Venezuela posts
CNNMoney Analiz Suarez had to leave behind her ill mother, Onelia, and move to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Venezuela brain drain: I miss mom, but don't want to go back
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As Venezuela dives deeper into an economic, political and humanitarian crisis, millions of Venezuelans have fled the country for other countries.
107 months ago
CNNMoney Nearly 2 million Venezuelans have left the country since 1999 when a populist regime took over, according to Tomas Paez, a professor at the Central University of Venezuela in Caracas and an expert on emigration.
Venezuela brain drain: I miss mom, but don't want to go back
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As Venezuela dives deeper into an economic, political and humanitarian crisis, millions of Venezuelans have fled the country for other countries.
107 months ago
CNNMoney This rising trend has grave implications for Venezuela's future. http://cnnmon.ie/2nLIq2P
107 months ago
CNNMoney This rising trend has grave implications for Venezuela's future. http://cnnmon.ie/2p06Bvb
107 months ago
CNNMoney This rising trend has grave implications for Venezuela's future. http://cnnmon.ie/2oVnhnP
107 months ago
HuffPost Business Venezuela has long depended on just one resource commodity: oil.
What's Behind The Economic Chaos In Venezuela
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An expert on Venezuela weighs in on the current crisis.
118 months ago
Los Angeles Times This is the reality in Venezuela.
It costs $150 to buy a dozen eggs in Venezuela right now
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The International Monetary Fund has predicted that inflation in Venezuela will hit 720% this year.
118 months ago
HuffPost Impact "We must never allow ourselves to become used to the endless lines, insecurity and persecution that currently plague Venezuela."
I'll Keep Fighting for Venezuelans' Rights, Despite the Regime's Attacks on My Family
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CARACAS, Venezuela -- The moment the tragic situation in Venezuela becomes normal, they have won. I tell myself this every time I enter Ramo Verde military prison to visit my husband, the Venezuela...
121 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Hundreds of women a month brave a 500-mile journey through 16 military checkpoints and illegal gold-mining hamlets of Venezuela’s lawless southern savanna to seek plastic surgery on the cheap.
Venezuela Currency Bust Fuels Plastic Surgery Boom Boom
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As a side effect of stringent currency controls, Venezuela has become low-cost plastic surgery hub, drawing poor women from across the border in Brazil who want a Miss Venezuela beauty treatment on a Cinderella budget.
123 months ago
AP Images There’s a beauty contest for almost everyone in pageant-obsessed Venezuela.
In the popular Miss Gay Venezuela competition, men don elaborate wigs and layers of makeup to show off their skills in what they call “the art of transformation.” : ht Read more ... tp://apne.ws/1Krf4dr
125 months ago