By Héctor Pereira
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - At the end of the first half of 2022, Venezuela shows signs of an incipient economic recovery, especially in its GDP growth rates or in the reduction of inflation compared to previous years, which does not cancel out social inequality or the precariousness of basic services, among other problems.
The improvement of the country, whose economy has shrunk by more than 70% in the last decade, is beginning to show in an increase in consumption or in the incessant opening of small businesses, a buoyant reality in Caracas, while millions of people . . .
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