In Venezuela, experts and citizens identify the artificial rise of the dollar as part of a destabilizing plan that seeks to directly affect the welfare of society, which has been experiencing a sustained recovery of the economy. Let's see more in the following report.
Venezuela is experiencing a sustained economic recovery and in the last few months, an artificial rise of the U.S. dollar, which, according to experts, is part of a destabilizing plan, set in motion after the general elections of July 28.
Venezuela is experiencing a sustained economic recovery and in the last few months, an artificial rise of the U.S. dollar, which, according to experts, is part of a destabilizing plan, set in motion after the general elections of July 28.
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00:00Meanwhile, in Venezuela, experts and citizens identified the artificial rise of the dollar
00:04as part of a destabilizing plan that seeks to directly affect the welfare of society,
00:09which has been experiencing a sustained recovery of the economy.
00:12Let's see more in the following report.
00:17Venezuela is experiencing a sustained economic recovery, and in the last few months, an artificial
00:21rise of the U.S. dollar, which, according to experts, is part of a destabilizing plan
00:26set in motion after the general elections of July 28.
00:30It is not surprising that this rise in the price of the dollar also has to do with the
00:36destabilization process, because if we remember recent history, here in Venezuela, the attempts
00:47made to destabilize the national government had to do directly with the attack that was
00:50made on different aspects of the economy.
00:56Distortions in the exchange rates of the U.S. currency affect entrepreneurs and the
01:00people in general, who sustain and underpin the economic recovery in Venezuela.
01:05We have been able to maintain our speculations, thank God, but it also affects us for the
01:11purchase of materials, since the accessories that we manufacture cost more and more to
01:15make.
01:17As the Eternal Commander at the UN personally went there and told the United States that
01:23they smelled of sulfur and that the devils were there, I saw the real continuity, the
01:27dollar for me, in my country is a cancer, it is like the devil.
01:30Here it has come to bring us a disruption.
01:35The extreme right and U.S. imperialism have tried to affect the economic recovery in Venezuela,
01:40a country for which the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean and the
01:44Central Bank of Venezuela project an economic growth of between 5 and 8.8 percent by 2020.
01:52There is an attempt after the July 28 elections, won by Nicolas Maduro, to sabotage the recovery
01:58process of the Venezuelan economy, which is going to grow at least 5 percent this year,
02:03which has managed to get out of hyperinflation, which has managed in the last four years to
02:07maintain an annual growth rate of 4 percent, where the value of the currency income and
02:11the workers' salaries, which was devastated by the sanctions, is recovering.
02:18In spite of having suffered 930 unilateral coercive measures by the United States, the
02:23people of Venezuela have managed to recover their economy and project the highest economic
02:28growth in the region by 2024.