2023-06-02 17:42:17
The predicament of the informals with unfair trade, and more trouble, the merchants of the ‘Simón Bolívar’ market is a problem that has no end, since it prevents the population from entering the market and being able to spend and cover the needs in the different families that live from the sale of their products.
Namely. Fanny Yanza, coordinator of the Fruit section, said: “we are no longer making progress with all the debts, we can’t even pay for the merchandise, we are ‘destroyed’ with bad administration, so we have gone to the ground. The street vendors are located in the four corners to ‘poke in the eyes’ of the customers and people do not enter the interior of the market”.
Voices. Nanci Guerrero, a merchant, stated: “we are trying to get ahead, but we cannot with so much informality; We are already tired, we don’t even want to take any more merchandise because there is no one to buy in here anymore; the stalls here are emptied, the streets are not markets, the street is for people to pass through, and a complete market can be seen in the streets”.
Sepal. Vilma Arévalo, general coordinator of the market, stated: “in our market there are vacancies in all areas, since many of the people have left due to the pandemic that occurred and other personal factors of the merchants. Previously there were 640 users, currently we are patented on the 294 sellers”.
You must know. Another of the problems that the market has is insecurity, which has increased, and garbage in the sector, because, according to the residents, “informal workers are leaving the waste; the weekend is total chaos”, concluded Arévalo, who feels dissatisfied with the multiple problems raised.
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