VOICED : Venezuelans buy armored cars and bulletproof jackets

The video discusses the severe safety concerns in Venezuela, where less than 20% of the population feels safe walking alone at night. It highlights the high crime rates, with Venezuela ranked as the second most dangerous country in the world in 2014. The video explores various protection measures, such as armoring cars and hiring private security, which are costly and out of reach for most Venezuelans. As a result, many citizens adjust their daily routines to enhance personal safety, such as starting and ending activities early and staying home at night.

What is the minimum wage in Venezuela compared to the cost of basic security measures?

What strategies do Venezuelans use to stay safe during the night?