There have been a lot of these posts from Venezuelans and they do seem to vary slightly depending on the region they live. I admit to have been confused by the contradictions in some and your post has cleared some of that up.
I appreciate your straight forward approach to the topic and clarifying some things. I hope you get where you want to go soon.
Thanks for your good wishes, as you say, there are many differences depending on the region in which you are, Venezuela is not a very large country, but if it is divided by large areas of land, the border states are much better, some even have high speed internet and you can see ferraris on the streets, come on, there are places in Venezuela that look like Miami. Not everything is extreme poverty, and right now I think that the vast majority of Venezuelans have understood that they have to look for other sources of income, some survive with what their relatives send them abroad, and others earn money doing anything at prices exorbitant.
Hard to imagine places looking like Miami. From the outside it's easy to make assumptions about a country, so it's been informative to read these accounts.
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