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The Venezuelan Finance Observatory (OVF) revealed that 86% of Venezuelan households now live in poverty.
This alarming statistic highlights the devastating impact of one of modern historys most dramatic economic collapses outside wartime.The poverty threshold stands at US$391 monthly, representing the cost of a basic food basket for a family.
Average household income falls drastically short at just US$231.49.
Significant regional disparities exist, with Aragua registering the highest poverty rate at 92.7% and Miranda the lowest at 77%.Venezuelas economy contracted by approximately 80% between 2014 and 2020.
The country, once among Latin Americas wealthiest nations, spiraled into crisis through economic mismanagement, corruption, and excessive dependency on oil revenues.
Hyperinflation peaked at a staggering 9,500% in 2019.Food insecurity now affects 82% of Venezuelans.
Although more than 90% of survey respondents report eating three meals daily, many struggle with food access.
The cost of a basic food basket increased by 347% between October 2022 and 2023.Employment statistics show 21.95% of Venezuelans work as self-employed while 14.39% remain unemployed.
Many survive through informal work, with over 30% engaging in low-income informal activities to access essential services.Economic Collapse Pushes 86% of Venezuelan Households into Poverty.
(Photo Internet reproduction)Venezuelas Struggle for StabilityThe humanitarian crisis has triggered massive emigration.
Approximately 7.7 million Venezuelans have fled the country since 2015.
Remittances provide crucial support for those who remain, with 24% of households receiving financial help from abroad.Recent data shows modest economic improvement.
GDP grew by approximately 5% in 2023, with government forecasts projecting 8% growth in 2024.
Inflation, while still high at 73.27%, represents the lowest rate in a decade.The government has implemented several market-oriented reforms since 2020.
These include partial dollarization, revised exchange policies, and a more business-friendly approach.
These measures have produced slight improvements in purchasing power and trade.Despite these stabilization efforts, Venezuelas economic outlook remains challenging.
Most citizens continue to face severe hardship without significant international aid and comprehensive economic reforms.





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