Buying groceries - We Are Alive IAAC #66 - July 20, 2021

Hello everyone in the community, I hope you are alive and well, a day with light rain in my town and a maximum of 33ºC, today I went to the market to buy some groceries and came back almost empty handed due to the high prices of products in my country, according to the report of the Documentation and Analysis Center for Workers (Cenda) the Family Food Basket was located during the month of June at 928.333.143,02 bolivars, which is equivalent to 299.46 dollars, Venezuelans require 132.61 monthly minimum wages or 4.42 daily minimum wages to cover the cost of the Family Food Basket, a real madness, I really do not know how low-income people are feeding themselves with these food prices. I thank God I live in a town that is dedicated to agriculture and my wife likes to plant vegetables and grains in a garden we have, so we can cope a little with the situation.
I hope that this economic tragedy that my country is going through will come to an end someday for the good of all.
I am alive, thanks for reading my post.