[RightOnTheBorder]

As with everything in Venezuela, the reasons given for the food shortages depend on political affiliation. The government says it's the result of unscrupulous businessmen waging an economic war and hoarding by regular people afraid of shortages.

Those in the opposition blame a system that imposes price controls, the lack of money to buy imports and problems in the supply chain after the expropriation of farms and factories by the socialist government.

Of course NPR will treat each claim with equal validity.

[corlorde]

Of course NPR will treat each claim with equal validity.

With a lean towards the evil capitalists and their greed keeping milk out of the mouth of babies for profits. What's needed here is more government...lol

[11th Commandment]

Of course NPR will treat each claim with equal validity.

LOL you are 100% correct. The next paragraph begins.... "Whatever the reasons"

[wac3rd]

NPR wants the same-thing here, clearly, as they spout Marxism from their taxpayer-funded perches...with large Commie money from Soros and Left Foundations picking up the rest of the tab.

So, NPR, if you take away private property and a free market, this is what you get. You adore this crap, so take Penn down there and starve, maggot.