Życie codzienne w Wenezueli - NYT
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Floating sculptures hang from the ceiling of a luxury shopping mall in Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, on Jan. 8, 2023. After years of a roller-coaster economy that took the country through staggering hyperinflation and mammoth lines for basic goods, Venezuela has settled into a new, disorienting normality fueled by U.S. dollars, which the leftist government once restricted but had to embrace as the economy collapsed. (Adriana Loureiro Fernandez/The New York Times)
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2023-01-08
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