By: Andrew Rosati | PRI
Jose Luis Farrera sells newspapers in Maturín, in Venezuela’s oil heartland. But he says lately, he can’t get enough papers to supply his customers.
"We used to sell about 200 papers a day,” he says. “Now, it’s down to about 80.”
The problem isn’t a lack of interest; it’s a shortage of newsprint.
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