In Venezuela’s oil capital, life is a struggle. So is death.

By artappraiser on Fri, 09/20/2019 - 12:29am |

A professor sells his clothes for food. A child dies of drinking dirty water. The symphony is too short-handed to play Beethoven. #Venezuela’s once-shining city, #Maracaibo, is dying. Great work by ⁦@Anthony_Faiola⁩ and @mrchavezphoto https://t.co/BSs9Stygow
— Mary Beth Sheridan (@marybsheridan) September 20, 2019

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The Venezuelan migration will become the world's largest exodus in 2020. A lack of big, strong images can make the scale of this situation hard to grasp, but don't be fooled. Here's a video I made based on the intro to a presentation I gave in Geneva last week. pic.twitter.com/NcCaJ48cVF
— Dylan Baddour (@DylanBaddour) September 17, 2019

Latin American countries will meet Monday in NYC to consider joining Europe and North America in levying sanctions on Venezuela https://t.co/US5h1F1rC1 https://t.co/hpK0Jn1YtY
— Dylan Baddour (@DylanBaddour) September 18, 2019

Provea is a highly respected human rights group. Shocking news from #venezuela. https://t.co/0v9RFLUwWQ
— Mary Beth Sheridan (@marybsheridan) September 19, 2019

by artappraiser on Fri, 09/20/2019 - 12:35am

In Venezuela’s oil capital, life is a struggle. So is death.

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