Venezuela is starving, do not you think? Do you think it's just a saying? Well, no!

It is hard to say this since I am VENEZUELAN and I am totally in love with my beautiful country, but reality is the harsh reality, it is very painful to see young Venezuelans with professions like teachers, lawyers, doctors, journalists among thousands of professions have to flee from our country to start from scratch as a waiter or street vendor (I do not miss those who are dedicated to those jobs), but it hurts to leave everything you students and prepared here to "have a good future" to go to throw a pigeon in another country so you can send some $$ to your relatives, mother, father, children or wife so that they do not starve here in Venezuela and although they do not believe it, it is true here that people are dying of hunger ....
It is not possible for fighters who leave at 5 in the morning to work and arrive at 8 o'clock in the evening or until later the salary is not enough to eat a week or even to pay for tickets.

I have seen Fathers of families who spend days without eating to give the little they get from food to their children. In the midst of despair, mothers try to feed babies with whole milk or rice starch with water, which is necessary to fill their stomachs and prevent them from dying in their arms.

The few reports that the government gives on health in the country give a bad image to Chavez plans to take Venezuela through the seas of happiness in Cuba.

However, the Venezuelan government hides the death figures from malnutrition while insisting that supply problems are due to the "economic war" launched against Chavez by local businessmen.

While it is true that there are smugglers known as bachaqueros who buy subsidized products to resell them at higher prices and make a profit, the blame falls on a government that has dedicated itself to ruining private initiative while repressing the population and has caused a frightening shortages with absurd and arbitrary measures.

In addition, he criticizes that the Maduro regime does not accept the international aid that has been offered repeatedly because it would be to recognize that Venezuela suffers a humanitarian crisis.

in VENEZUELA the most you see is mothers with a broken heart because their little one went to look for a future, children who feel abandoned because daddy or mom left the country to be able to send money to their babies so they do not die of hunger, families destroyed separately, also you see fighting families that fight every day to survive, this is what we live now in Venezuela.

They know it's very sad to look at the past and remember how nice it was to live, but more sad is to look now and see that we all survive critically.

I know that this will happen, it will not be for life. but I only ask God to be soon, no more death no more hunger ..

SOS VENEZUELA