La oposición venezolana afirmó que 6,5 millones de votantes participaron en la consulta popular lavoz.com.ar - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from lavoz.com.ar Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
trying to get rid of their 100 bolivar bills. the bolivar is the venezuelan currency. some people carrying travel bags stuffed with bills. this is chaos, this man said, if you go to banks, you ll see people bringing in bills in cardboard boxes to exchange them because they re worthless. they re doing it because last sunday venezuelan president maduro ordered the bill to be replaced with coins of the same value. the government has yet to distribute them. now consumers are stuck. banks no longer accept the bills, but atms are still dispensing them because the replacements haven t arrived. this woman says, many businesses also no longer accept the 100 bolivar bill, so consumers like her have to use their credit cards to make purchase. it s just one more blow to the venezuelan economy which has