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PHOTO TAKEN ON TUESDAY, JUNE 31, 2016.
In this May 31, 2016, a boy holds up a 100 Bolivar bill (about 1 dollar) to buy a cassava, or manioc, at a market in the Petare shantytown in Caracas, Venezuela. Products in season, like mangos, sweet potatoes, yams, cassavas, bananas and sardines, which were not very popular with Venezuelans, have become their staple foods in the midst of food shortages and an economic crisis. While fruit vegetables are an unaffordable luxury for many, some are turning to urban farming to get fresh produce back into their diets. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano), APTOPIX
2016-05-31
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Associated Press
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