'We want out of this agony': What it's like to eat in a country that's on the verge of collapse
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"I want the recall because I don't have food," one woman told Venezuelan commentary site Contrapunto, referring to a referendum to recall President Nicolas Maduro that has so far reportedly drawn more than a million signatures in support.
"We want out of this agony, there is too much need in the streets," another woman told Contrapunto. "We have much pressure because there is not food and every day we have to ask ourselves what we are going to eat."
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