Savvy motorists avoid certain thoroughfares after dark, when carjack gangs set up ambushes, sometimes laying down nail-embedded strips to puncture tires of vehicles ferrying potential quarry. Motorists speak matter-of-factly of spotting body parts along roadways.The exact murder rate in Venezuela is a subject of debate but an outside group puts the number at 27,875 murders in 2015, which works out to 90 per every 100,000 people. And because most of the murderers are never arrested, much less convicted, many have given up on the police. Some Venezuelans are resorting to gruesome revenge attacks on those they believe responsible:..http://hotair.com/archives/2016/06/06/venezuelan-social-order-collapsing-as-looting-robbery-and-murder-become-the-norm/
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Venezuelan social order collapsing as looting, robbery and murder become the norm
By John Sexton: The socialist revolution in Venezuela has resulted in a country with
sky-high inflation, no medicine, no food and, finally, no security. The
Los Angeles Times has an excellent piece on the rise of robbery,
kidnapping and murder that have made the nation a place where dead
bodies in the street are a common sight:
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