VOICED : Con lena y tecnicas de "boy scouts", una familia venezolana sortea colapso de servicios

The transcript describes how a Venezuelan family copes with the lack of basic services like gas, water, and electricity by using Scouting skills. They cook with makeshift stoves and organize daily tasks such as collecting firewood and water. The family's experience highlights the severe crisis in Venezuela, marked by economic recession and failing public services. Scouting and education play crucial roles in their survival strategy.

How does the Vega family manage to cook without gas?

• They use electric stoves.

• They use old paint cans and firewood.

• They use a community kitchen.

• They use solar panels.

What role do the Boy Scouts' techniques play in the Vega family's life?

• They assist in organizing their daily routine.

• They offer educational scholarships.

• They provide financial support.

• They help them find jobs.

What is a key aspect of the Vega family's daily routine?

• Visiting friends.

• Gathering firewood and fetching water.

• Watching television.

• Shopping for groceries.

How do the Scouts' teachings help the Vega family during the crisis?

• By giving them financial advice.

• By offering them shelter.

• By teaching them to adapt to eating whatever is available.

• By providing them with food supplies.

What are some of the challenges Venezuela is facing during this crisis?

• Political stability and peace.

• Economic growth and prosperity.

• Recession, hyperinflation, and failing public services.

• Technological advancements and innovation.