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Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Most Venezuelans longing for Nicolas Maduro to cede power to self-proclaimed President Juan Guaido.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Venezuelan opposition supporters descended on the streets of Caracas on January 30 to protest against Nicolas Maduro, after the Constitutional Court banned pro-American opponent Juan Guaido from leaving the country.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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In Venezuela, the country hit by hyperinflation supermarkets, pharmacies are empty. The government of Socialist President Nicolas Maduro argues that the economic crisis and hyperinflation are the result of an economic war - delivered by the Venezuelan right and the United States to overthrow it.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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A Venezuelan biker pays for a cigarette at the gas station in Caracas. Although oil export production has collapsed in 2018 to its lowest level since 1990, Venezuela remains a major oil producer with 1.35 million barrels mined per day. 90% of production is exported today.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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In Caracas, the head of parliament and interim president, Juan Guaidó, has taken several lanes in the neighborhood of Las Mercedes. After his speech, barrio youth armed with molotov stones and cocktails took possession of the field in front of the police, but without major clashes.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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In Caracas, the head of parliament and interim president, Juan Guaidó, has taken several lanes in the neighborhood of Las Mercedes. After his speech, barrio youth armed with molotov stones and cocktails took possession of the field in front of the police, but without major clashes.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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The Multisports Center El Barrio Mesuca closed due to lack of water.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Carmen Church of 1959, in Caracas welcomes every week-ends disadvantaged children of the shantytowns of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Maria Alexandra helps children coming to church for 10 months. Carmen Church of 1959, in Caracas hosts every week-ends disadvantaged children of slums of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Betty, organizer of the solidarity association for children in Caracas. no job, she only works for the Catholic community. Carmen Church of 1959, in Caracas welcomes every week-ends disadvantaged children of the shantytowns of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Betty, organizer of the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Betty, organizer of the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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The children wait in line to mark their names on the list of several hundred people coming to eat at Carmen Church.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Often it happens that the children have not been able to eat at home during the wee-kend.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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The children's attendance list
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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An English course book.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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At least 136 children a day come to feed each day of the week-end to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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Prayer before the meal. In Venezuela, priests enjoy the esteem and affection of Christian communities.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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Prayer before the meal. In Venezuela, priests enjoy the esteem and affection of Christian communities.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Virgin Mary, statue inside the church. The name of the church comes from Maria Carmen Rendiles Martínez, born in Caracas declared venerable on July 5, 2013. - In Italian, decree of recognition of the miracle attributed to Maria Carmen Rendiles Martínez, on December 18, 2017.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Maria Alexandra dressed as Santa Claus the previous year. The twin sisters try to do everything to make the children happy.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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This baby was born in the 38th week of pregnancy. Venezuelan mothers often do not have enough nutrients when breastfeeding their babies. Some young mothers would not be able to breastfeed for health reasons
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez
5 years, suffers from skin disease due to a lack of hygiene in the slum.
5 years, suffers from skin disease due to a lack of hygiene in the slum.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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-Only God is enough. The inscription on the wall of the center.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely's father has no stable job, he does garden landscaping or painting.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez
5 years old, lives in Petare. At least 136 children a day come to feed each day to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
5 years old, lives in Petare. At least 136 children a day come to feed each day to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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Marianyely Rodriguez
5 years old, lives in Petare. At least 136 children a day come to feed each day to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
5 years old, lives in Petare. At least 136 children a day come to feed each day to the solidarity association for children of Caracas.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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The women of the association manage to give the children cakes when they leave the center.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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In front of the church, a private school, subsidized. More and more children in Venezuela are affected by the country's humanitarian and political crisis, a pressure group warned.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Betty knows Petare's shantytowns by heart. Not only can they benefit from help coming to church, but she also visits them at home.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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In Caracas, the homicide rate is 140 per 100,000 inhabitants, compared with 18 in Bogotá, Colombia.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Many people in Caracas seek food in the garbage. To survive, many Venezuelans resort to "hunger crimes", which translate into a normalization of the flight and a record of 73 Venezuelans murdered every day.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
Kamila Stepien / Le Pictorium
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Many people in Caracas seek food in the garbage. To survive, many Venezuelans resort to "hunger crimes", which translate into a normalization of the flight and a record of 73 Venezuelans murdered every day.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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A Miriam Acuna church in Petare.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez and her mother need to cross many steps to find their little corner. MArianyely's mother suffers from bone disease, which makes every step unbearable.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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in front of a shop in Petare. A basket filled with cheese, ham, eggs and other commodities can quickly reach the price of. dozens, see a hundred dollars.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez
in Petare. In this slum nobody goes out at night, and no one stops on the red lights. According to a November 2009 survey, 59% of Venezuelans know someone who has been killed in recent years and 84% believe that violence has increased significantly
in Petare. In this slum nobody goes out at night, and no one stops on the red lights. According to a November 2009 survey, 59% of Venezuelans know someone who has been killed in recent years and 84% believe that violence has increased significantly
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez and her mother walk each day of the week over an hour to reach Carmen Church.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez lives with her parents and a brother in one-room space. The walls are punctured, there is no toilet, no running water.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Marianyely Rodriguez and her parents are forced to go outside to borrow a toilet.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Some poor families can rely on state rations in the form of CLAP, a government-run low-cost distribution program set up by the Maduro government, which also serves as propaganda. To receive the CLAP cardboard box - which contains basic rations such as rice, flour and beans - the recipients must swear allegiance to the socialist ideals of the administration. It's also a way for Maduro and his party to essentially buy votes.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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At 16, Monica is already a mother and often receives visits from women in the church. She lives with her father, but he does not help financially.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Monica and her little baby in Petare.
Petare the largest shantytown in South America
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Monica lost her brother when he was 17, two bullets in the back, to steal his scooter. At 16, she is already a mother and often receives visits from women in the church.
