economy
Venezuela tiene el salario mínimo más bajo de la región: compare el ingreso con otros países
La mayoría de los países de Latinoamérica mantienen un salario mínimo que promedia los 400 dólares mensuales, pero en Venezuela es de menos de 1 dólar
TL;DR
- Venezuela's minimum wage is less than $1 per month, frozen at 130 bolivars since March 2022.
- This is the lowest in Latin America, even below Cuba's minimum wage of approximately $5.
- Uruguay and Chile have the highest minimum wages in the region, at $620 and $598 respectively.
- Colombia's minimum wage increased by 23.7% to $535.
- Mexico's daily minimum wage ranges between $456 and $470.
- Brazil's minimum wage is $295.
- Argentina's minimum wage is around $228.
- Peru's minimum wage is $334.5.
- Paraguay's minimum wage is $437.42.
- Dominican Republic's minimum wage ranges from $270 to $475 depending on company size.
- Costa Rica's minimum wages are around $600 by occupation.
- Guatemala's minimum wage is $469.
- Honduras' minimum wage ranges from $460 to $638.
- Panama's minimum wage is $341.12.
- Venezuela's government offers 'indexed bonuses' that raise the average income to $50-$110, which is insufficient for a $500 monthly food basket.