A man weighs vegetables at a popular market in Caracas on October 24, 2013. Venezuela, which is highly dependent on basic commodity imports, will massively boost its food and basic supplies imports in the next two months to counter shortages and high inflation, Vice president for the economy Rafael Ramirez said Wednesday. Since President Nicolas Maduro took office on April 19, Venezuela has seen a cyclical increase in shortages of sugar, coffee, oil, milk and toilet paper, among other products. Meanwhile, annual inflation in September soared to 49.4 percent, the highest in the past 13 years, according to official data.
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Venezuela cerrará el año con inflación de 110%

El Observatorio de Finanzas proyecta que la inflación en Venezuela cerrará 2025 en 110%, con rango de variación de entre 100% y 120%. A pesar de algunos signos de crecimiento económico, la elevada inflación sigue siendo un problema estructural que afecta el poder adquisitivo de los ciudadanos y la estabilidad financiera del país.

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