Venezuela: Migration crisis
Every day we see with indignation how people die, children for lack of medicines. Venezuelan government ministers blame the US government for the blockade, saying they do not allow medicine and aid to get there. Others turn a blind eye. But what is no secret to anyone in the world is that the people of this wonderful country are dying and not because they are old, but because of hunger and diseases.
The speeches of the President can last a few hours on radio and television to repeat the speech that everyone already knows "NOW WE ARE GOING TO WORK ON THE BASIS OF: HEALTH, MEDICINE, EMPLOYMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE PEOPLE".
What is certain is that many countries see with great concern what is happening, this Monday, the foreign ministers of the European Union want to reexpose before a council in Luxembourg about the crisis, since millions of Venezuelans are leaving, not they care about leaving everything behind and starting from scratch, where they have the possibility of having a job that can afford their needs and not waiting for a bonus. Many do not mind going by plane, road, walking, queuing up). Some see as the first option: Colombia due to the proximity to Venezuela, followed by Brazil, Peru or Ecuador. They only ask that they receive them and allow them to work so that they can support their families and not wait for them to die of hunger or illness.
The United Nations commissioner for refugees, Filipo Grandi, will be present at this meeting. With those who sit down to talk about this sad situation that saddens all the Latin countries, who have joined to receive their Venezuelan brothers
About 2.3 million Venezuelans have left their country, many claiming that the social, political and economic crisis caused them to pack up and take another course, this was pointed out by the UN
Apparently this meeting could be a little more extensive than expected. The ministers will talk about the repressions that the government cabinet led by Maduro continues to make. Many violations of human rights for going against their mandate or not agreeing with the government were either disqualified or imprisoned. This game has been going on for almost 20 years, first with Chávez and now his successor: Maduro.
"Delivering the revolution would be like delivering Chavez"
And this is the price that the Venezuelan president is willing to put up with despite the crisis, he thinks that the socialist model is the only system that will bring Venezuela afloat.
TIME IS RUNNING OUT
The economy is sinking very fast, inflation is going fast, and the crisis of the country runs its course as if it wanted to reach the black hole quickly. Every month hundreds of people leave their cities for not being able to with the high prices of things: food, footwear, clothes, medicine. It seems that the opposition did not exist to fight or defend a people who claim to be saved.
Many think that if Venezuela has been a country that has opened the doors to many immigrants why today when stepping on other soil these brothers are treated as thieves, garbage. Others expect the Trump government to do something and help them stop this nightmare. They want a political change, others think that military intervention would be the best, but nothing happens.
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If Maryelis, having a professional level is an element that places the Venezuelan migrant in the classification of highly skilled labor, and yet, when she leaves to other countries in Latin America, she is treated the same as any other migrant: labor abuse and xenophobic attacks for threatening the working conditions of host citizens.
But many go on the adventure because they consider that staying in the country is an imminent threat to their families. God help us!
Brother, I am glad that you are always attentive to my publications, God is in control of this and will help Venezuela to get ahead. We are prepared, kind, helpful, talented people and we are not afraid to fight the battle, but always The hand of God. @emiliocabrera
Amen, that's the sister attitude.
It is true maryelis friend, in Venezuela we are in indescribable chaos and only thank God we are still surviving in this beautiful country: generous, rich in: minerals, resources, nature, people and faith that keeps us struggling to move forward until the almighty decides it. I congratulate you for sharing your message for our country.
Thank you very much for wanting to take the time to read and understand the message. We keep fighting to get ahead, for being an example of struggle, work and perseverance. Always guided by God.A hug =) @msmm1964