'Things Could Explode' - The Beast Prepares At Home And Abroad As Collapse Survivor Speaks Out: 'It's A No Win Situation, They're Slaughtering One Another In The Streets Right Now'
Stefan Stanford | All News Pipeline
May 24, 2016
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The heartbreaking story out of Caracas, Venezuela tells us that 1 out of every 4 school children in the country has to drop out of school....to search through garbage for food. This CBCNews story from today tells us that, according to one opposition candidate, Venezuela is "a real pressure cooker...at any time, things could explode."

Grappling with total economic meltdown, protesters are clashing with the Venezuelan military while the government of Venezuela "plays hardball" in an attempt to block the opposition's recall effort of President Nicolas Maduro. While government plays games, Venezuelans starve.

From Agenzia Fides:

The economic, food and political emergency within the Latin American Country continues. In past months, in order to survive and find something to eat, one Venezuelan child out of four was forced to leave school and look for food among garbage. Insecurity, hyperinflation, hunger, is the dramatic economic and social situation that in particular the most vulnerable segments of the population of Venezuela is experiencing.

In the last half of 2015 and in 2016, child malnutrition has reached 30% of the population, according to a sample of 4000 children examined in different schools in the Country by Bengoa Foundation, engaged in nutritional issues for more than 50 years. Currently, 25% of children had to leave school because they have nothing to eat. The pediatrician, vice president of the Foundation, says that most of the families have no money to buy protein foods, fruits and vegetables and only eat pasta.