Having a home of our own is essential to leading a dignified life, but in Venezuela, where access to housing is enshrined as a right in the Constitution, renting adequate accommodation is an unattainable luxury for hundreds of thousands of families, and buying property is almost impossible. Not only do market prices far exceed the average household income but inflation has also wiped out home loans, leaving citizens without access to financing. By the end of 2024, 70 per cent of Venezuelan (…) - News / Venezuela , Development, Poverty, Wages and income, SDGs, Housing , Louise Durkin