Economic and social crisis in Venezuela

Living in Venezuela is definitely not easy, and more if every day you have to deal with lots of things that get out of your hands; a hyperinflation that is hanging us, that the cash is not even achieved, that hundreds of children die every week due to malnutrition or diseases that can not be attended to simply by not getting the necessary medication due to the shortage of medicines.

We are currently experiencing one of the most difficult times, in which there is a decomposition of the social fabric that affects us in an impressive way, since beyond the economic crisis, the shortage of medicines and food, Venezuelans have lost values ​​and Society in general has broken down, so much so that we act like zombies; mechanically, acting only for and to survive, without seeing the other, without being interested in what others are going through, we are only interested in escaping.

I think it's time to sit down and reflect on the why of things, and not just stay with thoughts, but rather look for solutions and act.

We can not let the situation hang us, let alone a government that does not care about its beloved "people". Society has the tools to improve and change many of the problems that affect us today ... While it is true that the State is responsible for dictating certain mandates to generate social welfare, the population can also do so, not on the same scale , but you can, with perseverance, organization and commitment, everything can be done.