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Deadliest moments in Venezuela not caught on camera

Deadliest moments in Venezuela not caught on camera

Protesters took to the streets Tuesday after the leader of Venezuela’s opposition declared he was “beginning the final phase of Operation Freedom.” In the clashes that ensued, more than 50 people were taken to the hospital after being shot with...
Providing urgent needs to refugees who’ve lost everything

Providing urgent needs to refugees who’ve lost everything

ISIS had taken everything away from Alya … her home, her ability to walk, and her ability to care for her children. We’ve changed Alya’s name because, like countless refugees, she lives in danger every day.When she was still living in Mosul, Iraq, Alya was caught in...
Venezuela: One of the world’s most volatile countries

Venezuela: One of the world’s most volatile countries

As the world obsesses over the power struggle for Venezuela’s presidency, most Venezuelans are worried about something else: “Will my children eat today?” That is what Isabella has been asking herself for months, and her story will break your heart. Isabella’s...
URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

Zimbabwe has declared a state of emergency in the wake of the cyclone that killed hundreds and left countless others homeless across the region.After tearing across Mozambique with 100-plus mph winds, Cyclone Idai hit Zimbabwe March 17 with devastating force, dumping...
Venezuela: One of the world’s most volatile countries

“Folks, I need you to see this,” Venezuelan pleads

Venezuela used to be the wealthiest country in Latin America. Now, it looks like the backdrop for a post-apocalyptic movie. Most of the country is still in the dark after last week’s massive power outage. Families have resorted to collecting dirty water from streams...
Rotten food and riots: Tension in Venezuela escalates

Rotten food and riots: Tension in Venezuela escalates

Venezuelan mothers are desperately pounding on the doors of supermarkets, begging to be let in so they can feed their children. But on day four of the nationwide power outage, even if these mothers could afford groceries, these stores aren’t open because there’s no...
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