Candy Vendors in Bolivia Face Economic Hardship Street vendors selling sweets near schools in Bolivia are struggling due to rising prices and changing consumer habits. The cost of goods has dramatically increased, forcing vendors to raise prices, which in turn has decreased sales. Many vendors are now selling significantly less merchandise than before. "Before, lollipops cost 50 centavos; now they're 1.50," explains one vendor, highlighting the price increases. Another vendor adds, "Parents send their kids to school with snacks, so we're not selling as much." The vendors' concerns highlight the broader economic challenges faced by many in Bolivia. While the situation is challenging, the resilience of these vendors and their continued efforts to provide for their families offers a glimmer of hope amidst the economic difficulties.
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