The reality of what you live in my country Venezuela.

My country is experiencing a clash of powers for some years now, to be more exact since the elections where the current president Nicolas matured, the most recent clashes of powers are between the National Assembly and the Supreme Court of Justice.

The current war between the legislature and the judiciary has its origin in the December 2015 elections, in which the opposition seized the majority in the National Assembly for the first time since Hugo Chavez was elected president more than once decade.
After this many things have happened, but really s eha vuelto is a struggle of two sides by the power where neither one is really interested in what people think or need.
On the other hand tomorrow will be installed the National Constituent Assembly whose elections were held last Sunday. For those who do not know what this National Constituent Assembly refers to, it is basically to summon the original power to make a presence in the national assembly, to be more specific is the power that the people of Venezuela have to choose their representatives and send them to the National Assembly, each sector of the population has its representative, example, student sector public and private, terriotrial, workers, disabled, peasants, etc. These people who were chosen by the polization to conform the National Constituent Assembly to replace the current Assembly, So that all those politicians are happy in their disputes to be able to bando against side without paying attention to what really matters, and here is where the interesting.

These two groups of politicians are very concentrated in fighting the power and in blaming each other of the problems that pass the country that do not look for any solution for the problem of high of food, for the problem of inflation (in Venezuela the Inflation has always been a very high number that hardly goes down) to give you an idea of how the monthly salary of a common Venezuelan. The Venezuelan earns monthly 97,000 bolivars or strong bolivares And 150,000 bolivares in basket tickets also known as food stamps in other countries, currently today 3 August 2017 every dollar in Venezuela has a value of 17,000 bolivares, that is, the salary of a common Venezuelan is 14, 53 dollars a month, it is easy to think that if the salary has that value food or personal products should be much more economical, no, to today 1 KG of rice has a value of 15,000 bolivares, 1 kg of meat has a Price exaggeratedly high in comparison with the salary with a value of 25,000 bolivares, only in those 2 kg of food already go 40,000 bolivares, that is to say. And you only have 207,000 olive groves to survive the rest of the month until your next salary with the baskets tickets. But just as there are exaggeratedly expensive things there are exaggeratedly economic things like which? The price of the ticket in the meter of Caracas the ticket of the meter has a value of 4 bolivares that is 0.0002 dollars very economical do not you think ?, as the passage in the subway that is the most used transportation in the capital is very economical There is also something that in other countries is extremely expensive and it is gasoline, here we fill the tank of the car with 300 bolivares, that is, 0.018 dollars, you thought that somewhere in the world you could fill your tank with only 2 cents Of dollar Here in venezuela is possible.

Returning to the main idea there are many essential things that should be easier to get and not be as expensive as others that should not be so economic, but both the government and the opposition of this country are concentrated in their disputes over power Forgetting what really matters that people are.

Let me know your opinion, that you think about this that I just talked, that you think that could solve the economic problems of the country ?.

I hope this post is to your liking, since it is my intention to make known a little what is lived day by day in my country. I have done this post in order to reflect what is lived and not to look for any political psotura.
I hope everyone is well and have an excellent day.