In Venezuela about 6 million Venezuelans have immigrated (official figures) but I think there are many more, this because of the serious crisis caused by the so-called 21st century revolution promoted by the late dictator Hugo Chávez cold and followed by the tyrant usurper Nicolás Maduro.

The issue is so serious, that their cities are running out of population, poor economic movement, scarcity, insecurity, repression by the regime, public services that are barely provided by the state government, are forcing citizens to leave, and as it is happening in Venezuela it happened in other countries that suffered socialism.

A reflection of this is its streets, they are becoming empty; Even during normal business days, it looks empty, alone, this is accentuated by the serious shortage of fuel in a country that is oil and that subsists from that resource, which is something totally ironic.

About 10 years ago the streets were normal, the traffic in a medium-sized city in which I live, had begun to suffer from the bottleneck problems that it normally suffers in developing cities, this is now not a problem, the streets are empty, it is not It generates traffic jams, the queues at traffic lights are around 3 to 4 vehicles per row and in some places they are so empty that drivers are forced to eat the red light.

This for anyone would be something totally beneficial, we would stop wasting so much time due to traffic jams and traffic jams, but the cause is not the planning of the roads, or a reorganization of the planned territory, or new routes or a change in the use of transport to reduce the Climate change, because that is not the case, is the cause of what I initially mentioned.

And that is the only thing that I will possibly miss from this tyranny when I finish, the little traffic on the streets, the lonely journey through the streets to do the errands or go to work, but I would change a thousand times a stressful traffic to have a country Free and with freedoms.