VENEZUELA IN RUINS

 
hello friends wanted to talk a bit about what happens in my country Venezuela, that have come ah point of human wretchedness losing important values ​​of humanity to the point that we have to do wonders to find food ak a little about the reality of the country of Venezuela apollen I hope to disseminate and right through this medium can reach people in the world and see what you can make a wrong political and economic model to a population 

Venezuelan desperate cross border with Brazil in search of food and medicine

In their desperation to get food and medicine, Venezuelans are capable of anything. The last two weekends, thousands crossed the border with Colombia to get there products that are scarce in their country. On Sunday July 10 spent more than 30,000 people and, last Sunday, mobilized more than 150,000.



But Colombia is not the only chosen destination. From southern Venezuela, thousands cross daily to Brazil. The growing presence of Venezuelans on the border with the continent's largest nation was reviewed by the newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo.



The newspaper -in her digital version documented not only the avalanche of Venezuelans looking for food in the Brazilian town of Pacaraima, 15 kilometers from Santa Elena de Uairen, but also cases of arrests for crimes and deportation for being illegal land Brazilian.



Trades that were closed for years reopened in view of the high demand for Venezuelans. Rice, wheat flour, toothpaste, bar soap and all kinds of remedies are most sought after. Tires, which were purchased by Brazilians in Santa Elena for many years, are now sold on the sidewalks of Pacaraima for Venezuelans who come from all regions of the country.



Businessman Jose Gonzalez told him Folha sales almost doubled, so it considered the need to hire two employees and probably need more. "I'm waiting because they say that the border will be closed by the President of Venezuela. If not, I will hire three vendors, "he said.

We are very pleased that we are selling a lot, but at the same time we feel sad because we know that Venezuelans are here out of necessity," said the seller Ismael Feliciano da Cruz, who noted that in the small commercial zone Pacaraima was a shop shoes, which practically changed category. "First he sold tires and now sells foo