We already know that one fifth of the 1800 sovereigns charged by a pensioner or pensioner will be destined to pay barely 1 kg of powdered detergent (increased to 360 sovereign bolivars). Still nothing has been said about the medicines but we hope that this policy of agreed prices for medicines will not be continued also because if so, it is true that even in December senior citizens will not arrive.
Nothing is said about the salary scales and we will have to wait until the end of the first week of September to see how the wages of the majority of workers will definitely remain, beyond the minimum wage, it seems that workers can not have greater illusions about.
Insisting on the issue of agreed prices imposed on workers, it is easy to conclude that very few will be able to save by buying the gold coins that the government has advertised.
The idea of implementing a plan that allows the people to save part of their income is more than interesting, and Chavez, for quite some time, spoke of the need for people to save part of what they earned, avoiding the consumerism that is part of of the capitalist logic, the question that arises is will workers have any surplus at the end of the month after acquiring all the goods and paying for the services at these exorbitant agreed prices that have been imposed?