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Caracas, Miranda, Venezuela. 1st June, 2020. Long lines of cars at almost everything in Venezuela trying to fill up with gasoline, after the Maduro government raised the price in dollars to 0.5 $ per liter last weekend. Crisis in the sale and distribution of gasoline in Venezuela Credit: Jimmy Villalta/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

Caracas, Miranda, Venezuela. 1st June, 2020. Long lines of cars at almost everything in Venezuela trying to fill up with gasoline, after the Maduro government raised the price in dollars to 0.5 $ per liter last weekend. Crisis in the sale and distribution of gasoline in Venezuela Credit: Jimmy Villalta/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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