The newest iPhone 16, unveiled this week at Apple’s annual showcase in California, has stirred excitement among tech enthusiasts worldwide. However, for most Venezuelans the flagship smartphone remains a pipe dream, as they endure the stark economic reality plaguing their country. While US consumers might baulk at the $799 price tag for the base model and EU buyers need to dish out a whopping €950, the financial hurdle for Venezuelans is significantly steeper. According to recent economic data cited by El National, the average Venezuelan earning minimum wage would need to save a staggering 225…