María Corina Machado backs workers' salary demands: 'This regime destroyed formal employment in Venezuela'
The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado, denounced this Thursday that the country's economic model has collapsed formal employment and plunged workers into precarious salary conditions that she described as 'starvation wages'. 'The regime destroyed formal employment in Venezuela, subjected Venezuelans to starvation wages that today are not enough for anything,' stated Machado, in a message in which she held the Government responsible for the deterioration of labor conditions and the purchasing power of the population.
TL;DR
- María Corina Machado criticized Venezuela's economic model for destroying formal employment and creating 'starvation wages'.
- She held the government responsible for the deterioration of labor conditions and purchasing power.
- Machado supports Venezuelan workers protesting for better salaries and labor rights.
- These protests are part of a larger demand for freedom and prosperity.
- Her statements come amid increasing protests from various sectors, particularly the public sector, due to declining purchasing power and stagnant wages against inflation.