Payments of the 600 Bond for Homes of the Homeland in Venezuela 2023: when, where, and who will receive them.

The Bono 600 Hogares de la Patria was one of the most important subsidies delivered by the Government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela amidst the economic restructuring due to the devaluation of the bolivar. This assistance was provided in 2018 but went viral at the beginning of 2023, where it was thought that the subsidy would be delivered again through a video. In the following note, we tell you all the details about it and remember that it is not currently being delivered.

What is the 600 Bono for Hogares de la Patria?

The 600 bolivar Bono is a completely discontinued bonus that is no longer distributed. As its name suggests, 600 bolivars (a little over 20 dollars) were given away, and it was very well received at the time. This was delivered through the Patria System and its distribution has ended, so you can no longer receive it.

When was the 600 Bono for Hogares de la Patria delivered?

As we mentioned, this 600 bolivar Bono was delivered in 2018. The distribution began on August 17. The reason it was distributed at that time was that an economic reconversion was taking place, in order to prevent the bolivar currency from having a higher inflation rate. At that time, Nicolás Maduro removed five zeros from the currency and called it the "sovereign bolivar". This was distributed via the Patria System since August 20, 2018, through the scanning of the Carnet de la Patria using the VeQR application.

Why did the 600 Bono for Hogares de la Patria become a trend?

This bonus became a trend again at the beginning of 2023. Why? It turns out that a video from 2018 has been leaked via WhatsApp, where President Nicolás Maduro stated that the Government would deliver to 10 million people who were registered through the Patria System the "Economic Reconversion Bonus", which has also been known as the 600 Bono for Hogares de la Patria. This payment was made that year and is currently discontinued. A total of 600 bolivars, which represented approximately 26.82 dollars according to the exchange rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), were collected.