Toilet Paper Making Venezuelan Children Happy? Kids Deprived Of Basic Commodities Due To Poverty Crisis

Nations are built on trust. When people trust their leaders, they work hard and remain contentious. But when leaders are constantly betraying the masses and do nothing in order to fulfill their basic requirements, then a national economic and social crisis begins.

Daily Express shared the video of a Venezuelan girl who was delighted to find toilet papers in Peru's local market. The girl could be seen dancing and jumping in the video after finding meat and other commodities in the shop as well.

Venezuelan people have been facing severe difficulties in their lives due to the economic crisis in the country. People had nothing to eat and they had to wait in long lines to get basic food items. They had to move to neighboring countries to find suitable solutions to their everyday needs.

Columbia and Peru were approached by many Venezuelans as conditions were far from adverse in Venezuela. Even though there have been protests in Venezuela and people are asking for their rights, the Latin American nation's President Nicolas Maduro denies any kind of problem in the country.

According to PanamPost, President Nicolas Maduro said in an interview that there is no shortage of anything in the country and petroleum prices declination has not affected the people of Venezuela. He didn't talk about the lack of medical care and the food that has been prevailing for several months and even resulted in multiple deaths. In some instances, people were reportedly seen eating from garbage bins.

Maduro told that the government has been working on the development of the country and there's no shortage of food or books as local government units are working hard to provide for the Venezuelans.

Moreover, Maduro stressed that the economic war is from the inside and in these times, armed forces and their officials have more responsibility than before. He also highlighted that the government has made a "superhuman effort" to address the crisis.