Shoppers fingerprinted at state-run supermarkets
Shoppers have struggled for more than a year to find basic goods including powdered milk and cooking oil. Currency controls implemented over a decade ago under the late president Hugo Chavez mean importers do not have the US dollars required for imports.
Long queues are a ubiquitous sight in shops, while Venezuelans often have to visit several stores to find what they are looking for or settle for substitutes.
