Dentists and soldiers are learning to mix cocktails and pour coffee to escape Venezuela's imploding economy
REUTERS/Marco Bello
CARACAS (Reuters) - Like many young Venezuelans in recent years, dentist Carlos Alzaibar felt forced to leave the country when he could scrape together only a few dollars equivalent each month doing two jobs.
So on a recent day, just before flying to Madrid, he was sadly packing a red suitcase — while stacking diplomas from a half a dozen trades he picked up in the last year from bakery and bartending to photography and burger-flipping.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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