Santa Cruz, Bolivia, is experiencing a severe economic crisis that is disproportionately impacting small neighborhood businesses. Many are struggling with sales drops of up to 60%, forcing some to close their doors. Doña Sandra Suarez, owner of a small store in the city, reported that her daily income has plummeted. "Before, with 130 Bolivianos, I could stock up," she said. "Now, 100 Bolivianos isn't enough." The crisis is not only affecting sales but also access to goods, as many business owners are forced to prioritize essential supplies. Another business owner, who chose to remain anonymous, stated that he was forced to close his business due to the economic hardships. "The economic situation is tough; things are too expensive," he lamented. The crisis highlights the vulnerability of small businesses and the need for support during these challenging times. The video underscores the need for economic relief measures to help these vital parts of the community survive.
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