CLAP HELPS THE VENEZUELAN PEOPLE OR NOT ....?

In Venezuela, the CLAPs are the Local Supply and Production Committees, community organizations that, together with the Ministry of Food, have as their main objective the house-to-house distribution of regulated basic food products.

The Bolivarian government created them to ensure the direct and safe distribution of food and basic needs to the communities and in this way protect the people from a fair distribution system, based on the participation of the People's Power and the organization of the family and thus combat the effects of the economic warfare to which the Venezuelan people have been subjected.

Currently in Venezuela, there is a shortage of very unfortunate food, where only a minority of Venezuelans or foreigners residing in the country can eat well (breakfast, lunch and dinner). However, despite the crisis that exists in the country with regard to food, daily street bachaqueros are seen with many foods from the basic basket at prices so high that to seize a product you would have to work a whole month to be able to eat only 1 day or part of that day.

Now, CLAPs are only seen by the sectors every three months, sometimes they spend more than four or five months without selling the popular bags or boxes of food, or at least when some kind of political elections are approaching; for what the Venezuelan have to engineer it to be able to meet in his home and feed his family, especially the little ones. Many times communities have had to go out to the streets to protest the poor diligence of CLAP, which allows Venezuelans to die of hunger every day.

Elsewhere in Venezuela, CLAP efficiently fulfills its functions, concluding that Venezuela has been seized by a network of corrupt people that is not for anyone. Who writes to him is a father of a family, a Venezuelan who rises every day thinking that he could buy today to eat. It is an agony to live this way, I only ask God that this changes and peace and abundance once again for my country VENEZUELA