Regime Hides Its False Economic Boom with the Rise of Food Stalls, Barber Shops, and Second-Hand Clothing Stores
The Ortega-Murillo regime highlights the creation of over 10,000 new businesses between January and July 2025 as an economic achievement. However, economists warn that the growth of these establishments, mainly barber shops, food stalls, convenience stores, and second-hand clothing sales, does not represent financial development but rather a subsistence economy. Contrary to the official narrative, data reveals a precarious labor market lacking the capacity to absorb professionals or generate dynamic productive sectors.