The economist and university professor, Luis Oliveros, commented that the reopening of the casinos occurs because “there is a need for money ” in the country and not because the country’s economic situation is improving.
“These casinos Chávez closed them, many of us criticized him because we were in the middle of the moment when private companies were being persecuted (or cornered),” said the economist.
He also explained that casinos “are not going to solve the economic crisis in Venezuela, but it is always good that more private companies are active in Venezuela.”
He pointed out that these places can become a meeting point for people to be entertained and more if it has the security mechanisms to prevent the occurrence or proliferation of illicit businesses with money.
Abrir 30 casinos es una buena noticia para el sector privado, para el estado (impuestos) y también para la gente (+ empleos, otra diversión).
¿Se acaba la crisis? Para nada.
¿Qué CH los había eliminado? Hoy Maduro es pragmático, necesita ingresos.
Esta es la nueva Venezuela.— Luis Oliveros (@luisoliveros13) September 2, 2021
Comienzan a reabrir casinos en Venezuela.
Estamos en un bucle.— Luis Oliveros (@luisoliveros13) September 1, 2021
Source: doblellave.com
