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There are many food basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse in Venezuela. Many Venezuelans cannot buy basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse goods. This problem is made basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse because people buy too much of basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse when they see it in the stores. It's a kind of basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse buying. President Nicolas Maduro has started a new basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse to stop people buying too much. Shoppers must soon start scanning their fingerprints when they buy food at basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse stores and supermarkets. This is to make sure that more people can buy an basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse share of food and groceries. Mr Maduro has not said when the new system will start, but people basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse to him say it could be January. It is also basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse how much food people can buy and what happens if they buy too much.

There are many basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse for Venezuela's food shortages. The government blames basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse who buy cheap goods and take them to Colombia to resell them for up to four basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse their original price. Another reason is that the government controls the basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse of food. Many food companies say the price is too basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse for them to make a profit, so they do not produce as much as they could. A basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse reason is the strength of the US dollar against Venezuela's basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse. This means it is very expensive to import food from other basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse. Critics say the fingerprinting takes away people's basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse and will not work. They say the whole economy needs to change and that the government needs to have basicclosecountriescurrencyequalfinalgrocerylesslowpanicpriceprivacyreasonsshortagessmugglerssomethingsystemtimesunclearworse control.