Venezuela's card of the homeland turns country divided
Jesus Silva
Press TV, Caracas
The Venezuelan government has issued a document known as the card of the homeland which allows holders to receive several economic benefits from the state. They can access a range of government programs designed to improve citizens' living conditions, featuring a new currency. But the opposition has slammed the move as a tool of unjust privilege for government supporters. From Caracas, Press TV correspondent Jesus Silva has filed the following story.
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