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A pharmacy employee looks at medicine for sale in a drugstore in Caracas January 4, 2011. Venezuela’s government warned on Monday it was on the lookout for “speculators” after its second devaluation of the bolivar in less than a year stirred fears of price rises in the South American OPEC member nation. Economists fear prices will soar now the government has eliminated the strongest foreign exchange rate, of 2.6 bolivars to the dollar, that the government had preserved for essential imports, including food staples and pharmaceuticals. REUTERS/Gil Montano (VENEZUELA – Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS HEALTH)