Adobe stops offering its services in Venezuela due to Trump sanctions

The sanctions of the American government to Venezuela are evident in many ways. Since American companies decide to stop trading in the country. Adobe has been one of those that has confirmed since it stops offering its services in Venezuela. The firm has sent an email informing that due to these sanctions they cannot offer their services to users in the country.

Adobe stops offering its services in Venezuela

It is a major blow, because users lose access to programs like Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Premiere or After Effects directly.

Without company services

For many professionals, especially in the business and creative sector, in Venezuela it is a big problem. Since many use these well-known Adobe programs in their day to day, they are now forced to look for substitute programs that are going to give them the same functions as those they used until now. Furthermore, the company will not be able to issue refunds to affected users.

The free services that the company offers are not going to be able to be used either. A total cut, so that none of the services, whether paid or free, will be available in Venezuela. A decision that in this case does not depend on the company.

The sanctions that the Trump government has issued in Venezuela are something that weighs heavily on many companies. One of them in this sense is Adobe, which in this way cannot offer its services, as they have already communicated to their users by email. An indefinite decision, so we will see what happens in the future.

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