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Summarize the following text: Rum has gained presence due to the rise in the price of a whiskey that is increasingly difficult to import.

The reduction in imports of products that were widely consumed by Venezuelans has allowed indigenous items to be reclaimed.

Meanwhile, some people try to make their dream come true by positioning themselves now while waiting for the situation to change, and others turn to the digital financial world in search of currencies that will help them cope with inflation and the shortage of food, medicines and products. basics.

"The private sector has been reinventing itself," Venezuelan economist Asdrúbal Oliveros tells BBC Mundo.

Rum, the other Venezuelan oil:

Rum is one of the few products that Venezuela exports beyond oil.

Until a few years ago, Venezuela was one of the first countries to import Scotch whiskey. It is the portrait of an economy that produces little and that even brings its national drink from abroad.

With the fall in oil prices, among other reasons, there is no longer as much foreign currency and not only food and medicine are in short supply, but also whiskey.

And that made rum, the true drink made in Venezuela, gain weight.

"Due to the country's problems, large whiskey importers have seen their imports limited and more rum has begun to be consumed," Jesús Alfaro, president of the Rum Producers Association, tells BBC Mundo.

Alfaro also comments on the creation of new premium categories that have raised the status of rum, which previously lost to whiskey in the ranking of status drinks.

Rum is increasingly offering high-end variants, which has helped it compete with whiskey.<end_of_turn>
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Le rhum a gagné en présence au Venezuela en raison de la hausse des prix du whisky, devenu difficile à importer. La réduction des importations de produits a permis aux produits indigènes de se démarquer. En pleine crise, certains secteurs et entreprises sont en croissance dans le pays. Le rhum, étant l'un des rares produits exportés au-delà du pétrole, a pris du poids. Avec la pénurie de devises étrangères et la chute des prix du pétrole, on consomme davantage de rhum que de whisky. Par ailleurs, la création de nouvelles catégories premium a rehaussé le statut du rhum, lui permettant de rivaliser avec le whisky dans le classement des boissons de haute qualité.<end_of_turn><eos>