What is the Bono 600 Hogares de la Patria: amounts, payment dates, and beneficiaries.

Stay at Depor and check all the details about the Venezuelan subsidy, what it was about, who it was for, and until when there was a deadline to collect it. The Bono 600 for Hogares de la Patria is a completely discontinued bonus that was distributed 5 years ago in Venezuela. However, in 2023, especially in the first two months, it gained a lot of strength due to the viralization of a video on social media.

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

As we mentioned, this bonus of 600 bolivars was delivered in 2018. The distribution began on August 17th. The reason why it was distributed back then was that an economic reconversion was taking place, in order to reduce inflation of the bolivar currency. At that time, Nicolás Maduro removed five zeros from the currency and called it the "bolivar soberano". It was distributed through the Sistema Patria starting from August 20th, 2018, by scanning the Carnet de la Patria using the VeQR.3 application.

What is the Bono 600 for Hogares de la Patria?

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

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

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 the "Bono de Reconversión Económica" to 10 million people who were registered through the Sistema Patria, which has also been known as the Bono 600 for Hogares de la Patria. This payment was made in that year and is currently discontinued. A total of 600 bolivars were collected, which represented approximately 26.82 dollars according to the exchange rate of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV).