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Jobs & Employment
- ▸Formal employment in Venezuela is severely constrained by the economic crisis — many people work in informal trade.
- ▸Skills in technology, engineering, and medicine are valued — professionals may find work despite the general economic difficulties.
- ▸Informal commerce (bachaqueros, street markets) is a common livelihood.
- ▸Agricultural work in regions like Barinas and Apure employs many in rural Venezuela.
- ▸USD-based freelance work (online services, remote work for international clients) is increasingly common for those with internet and skills.
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