Journalists, political party family members, high-ranking military, public company employees, and lawyers are just a few of those who have disappeared in Venezuela.
Seven years ago, people in Venezuela could not believe the country was collapsing. Today, it’s hard to believe that things have only gotten worse.
Essentials Venezuela used to have on the cheap are suddenly difficult to procure. Now it’s become hard to acquire appropriate clothing, shoes, and fuel.
No gasoline means no crops. No crops means no food. People in Venezuela will die by the thousands unless extreme measures are taken.
In this article, Jose describes the deteriorating situation in Venezuela as officials take advantage of the coronavirus outbreak to exert more control.
With only 70 cases of Covid-19 in the entire country, the government of Venezuela has used the pandemic virus as an excuse to crack down on citizens even more.
In Venezuela, warlords chosen by the govt. control society, quell uprisings, and at the same time, terrify the people, exhibiting an image of power.
What’s everyday life like in Venezuela, 7 years after the collapse began? People are still struggling for food, security, fuel, medical care, and jobs.
A pandemic is devastating even in countries with modern facilities and supplies. Imagine how bad it would be someplace like Venezuela, AFTER the SHTF.
Jose shares his regrets about leaving Venezuela and explains the massive difference between bugging out and becoming a refugee in a foreign land.
Trash is being improperly handled in Venezuela and a lot of people are getting sick from it. This is especially bad when healthcare is hard to come by.
Antibiotic-resistant illnesses are on the rise in Venezuela. Add this to malnutrition and poverty, and many are dying from things that were once easily treatable.
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