Farmers say that imports approved by the Chavista regime are affecting the production of rice, sugar, and corn

The Confederación de Asociaciones de Productores Agropecuarios de Venezuela (Fedeagro) has denounced that government-approved imports under the administration of Delcy Rodríguez are severely harming local agricultural production. Specifically, the imported goods are undercutting domestic producers of rice, corn, and sugar.

This development highlights ongoing tensions between agricultural trade policies and domestic food production in Venezuela. The reliance on external markets threatens the livelihood of local farmers who struggle to compete with foreign supply approved by the regime.