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- Many Venezuelans prioritize daily finances over fears of a US invasion as tensions rise.
- Alejandro Orellano, a market vendor, says the rising dollar drives food prices and inflation toward 548% this year.
- Consuelo, a retired professor, says war is unlikely and panic buying is unaffordable.
- After disputed elections, authorities arrest over 2,000 people, and many citizens fear reprisals.
