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Prices in the capital city of Caracas (above), are among the highest in the world, except for gasoline
Prices in the capital city of Caracas (above), are among the highest in the world, except for gasoline

Prices in the capital city of Caracas (above), are among the highest in the world, except for gasoline

Date3/9/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Prices in the capital city of Caracas (above); are among the highest in the world; except for gasoline. Cars are cheap to drive and worth the traffic headache just for the thrill of saying fill'er up to the tune of less than 25 cents a gallon. Traffic is fairly quiet in this scene; but there are more cars per capita in Venezuela than in any other South American country; and the roads do not come close to handling the jams that occur in every town during daily rush hours. The climate is just about ideal.
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Margaret Trudeau, above with son, Michel, on her back, tours Caracas, Venzuela, during recent Latin American trip
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