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The people of Venezuela are waiting … for you

The people of Venezuela are waiting … for you

Thousands of Venezuelan protestors are crying out for change. There’s a wild fervor among the crowds. As the country’s economy crumbles, the citizens of this once prosperous nation know they have to do something. The people are tired of waiting. Venezuelans are tired...
The people of Venezuela are waiting … for you

Politics isn’t Venezuelans’ biggest worry

Tens of thousands of Venezuelans marched in protests this week, taking sides in the debate over who should run their country. But the most immediate thought on the minds of many citizens isn’t how full the streets are with protestors … but rather how empty their...
Why Maria felt sorry for the men who robbed her

Why Maria felt sorry for the men who robbed her

When robbers broke into her house and threatened her, Maria felt sorry for them. She knew they were frantically searching for food and money. She understood because she was starving, too. Maria lives in Venezuela, home to the largest refugee crisis in the Western...
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