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"Don't go anywhere, the United States is the best, and raising a baby is the most provincial."
At the beginning of October this year, when Trump decisively announced visas for citizens of various countries to go to the United States, Venezuela became popular overnight, and the loneliness of Venezuela was bottomless.
Why is this country, known as "Beautiful Venezuela", beautiful everywhere but not prosperous?
What kind of sadness is there?
1. Venezuelan women sell their bodies.
Venezuela, while suffering from one global plague after another, has its own plague: economic collapse.
The reason why Venezuela has been able to hold the title of Saudi Arabia, the world's oil exporting powerhouse for more than 230 years, is because the entire country of Venezuela depends entirely on oil for its livelihood.
In this way, oil prices have fallen from more than $70 to more than $20, which has "frightened" Venezuela.
After the collapse of Venezuela's internal governance business, Venezuelan Petroleos' production was reduced by nearly 50 percent, which means that Venezuela lost tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue.
The global economic crisis brought about by the pandemic has exacerbated Venezuela's already precarious economy.
Since 2013, domestic prices in Venezuela have skyrocketed at an average annual rate of nearly 376 percent, and GDP per capita has plummeted, reaching only one-quarter of the first US president in 2019.
The emergence of the epidemic has caused Venezuela's epidemic, economic and political problems to arise at the same time, but Venezuela's "producing" oil production has fallen again, and it means that the income from oil exports will be reduced by nearly half.
At the same time, since the outbreak of the pandemic in 2020, Venezuela announced a daily wage of 250,000 bolivars, which translates to less than 12 cents at the exchange rate at the time, compared to the cost of oil at $2.6 per barrel.
The high international subsidy of "free oil, I deliver it to my door" has made it impossible for Venezuela to "bear" this cost.
The 2017 U.S. ban on Venezuela's oil production has undoubtedly plunged Venezuela into despair.
After the epidemic, a stack of embargo diplomacy that did not miss the opportunity has put Venezuela in a predicament of "complete defeat", and the people have long been unable to "wait".
In 2017, Venezuelan people have become a large number of refugees in Colombia in order to survive.
Statistics show that from 2019 to the beginning of this year, the number of refugees in Venezuela has surged to more than 4 million.
Of those 4 million people, about 2.2 million have illegal identities.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Venezuela has no longer had the capacity to respond to the dire domestic situation, and going north to Colombia has become a lifesaver.
But if you sell your wife and baby in Colombia, you can at least survive.
And in the Venezuelan country abandoned by the state, what capital does Venezuela have to bear these unbearable weights?
At this time, Venezuelan women are being crowded by men, and the price of marriage has fallen day by day, and their lives have gradually lost the warmth of survival.
Venezuela has some of the richest resources in South America, and it is highly unknown whether the children born in this land will grow up to the point where they can see these resources.
As a result, many Venezuelan women have long since ceased to be wives and daughters, looking for a way to live and survive in this endless land.
Colombia is the only country that allows the refugee population of Venezuela to legally smuggle itself.
Unlike the endless gulf between Mexico and the United States, the distance between Colombia and Venezuela is nothing more than roses outside the walls and berries inside the walls, and Colombia is the last stop for Venezuelans to reach the United States.
However, the high daily price of living in Colombia has forced Venezuelan women to embark on this road of no return.
Many Venezuelan women choose to sell their former houses in Venezuela and take the money back to Colombia to buy their own lives.
The advantage of this is that Venezuelan women can enjoy a stable and much better life than if they were to go on a sex platform and sell themselves, and once they have the money to really turn themselves around, they can escape the sea and find the final destination for Venezuelans in Colombia.
The downside is that the fate of Venezuelan women will be stuck in the crossroads of resisting the paralyzed Venezuelan border checks, and those who once owned a house will be deemed to have a home to live in and therefore not entitled to the benefits associated with Venezuelan refugees.
As a result, many Venezuelan women prefer to spend their youth to get an AIDS test card for entry checks, so they use the money they sell for travel expenses, while their youth stays at home in Venezuela, and a large number of Venezuelan women who have worked in various occupations such as beauticians, nannies and workers, and even finished college, eventually chose to go to the United States to survive not long after going to Colombia.
Leaving girls without the qualifications of girls, Venezuelan women who engage in prostitution often see scenes on the way to Colombia at the beginning, Venezuelan women seeking to survive with their children in their arms.
Venezuelan women who have been devastated by their lives often choose to rush to Colombia's border checkpoints in Venezuela or sell their children in Colombia's major cities to continue their journey to the United States.
Therefore, when the staff of the relevant departments of the local government in Colombia pass by, they will see a Venezuelan woman behind her, followed by an unknown figure, but the local Si Obstruction Peacekeeping Police did not take any action against these strange behaviors around them.
Venezuelan women, who could not afford the child financially and could no longer afford it mentally, sold their children in Venezuela in exchange for enough money to go north to the United States, and finally saw the border inspection between Mexico and the United States in the figure of getting farther and farther away from the organization, and they cried for survival and help.
In refugee camps in Colombia, in the United of Venezuelan women, they began to prostitute themselves, using the currency they trade to cross the wall between Venezuela and the United States.
Between 2000 and 2015, more than 3 million refugees in the United States who met the refugee criteria were penniless and were not accepted by the U.S. Refugee Board for 14 years.
After Trump took office, he gradually began to release his friendly attitude towards Venezuela, so much so that Venezuela began to become popular among the giants.
Almost none of the Venezuelan population who went to the U.S. for survival were unorganized, so once the Venezuelan population arrived in the U.S., it would be assessed by the U.S. Refugee Board, which meant that only the Venezuelan population with legal status would eventually settle in the U.S.
It was at this point that Venezuelan women alone could buy their lives to go to the United States, and they chose to go to the United States.
Even if they can't survive or settle down in the United States, at least in the United States, they can continue to get international sponsorship from Venezuela, which is beyond the reach of the U.S. government, while continuing to fight for survival.
Some Venezuelan women sell their bodies in Colombia just to earn enough money to travel to the United States, once they arrive in the United States, they will immediately give up the rights they earned in Colombia, and now after coming to the United States, they know more about the social environment in the United States, even if they have spent enough time in the United States refugee bureau, but compared to the refugee camps in Venezuela and Colombia, the United States outside is their best "position".
And among the refugees there are also "wild" Venezuelan women, who have finally opened the doors of American society by the US government after spending a lot of time in the early stages of the US refugee board.
When they are told that they can survive in the United States, will they still be able to exchange these street goods in their hands for some cash, or would they rather have ordinary food and clothing in the American environment?
It's just that there are some Venezuelan women, on the way to the United States, the money swallowed by these black holes is obviously not enough, and they are not willing to give up, and choose to continue to walk on the road of selling their bodies in the United States, so that the money in their hands can gradually reach the amount of money to go to the United States, so as to continue to survive in the cruel reality of the United States and Venezuela.
The U.S. Refugee Board has "obediently" and began to treat the Venezuelan women in Colombian camps who went to the United States as legal to the United States, which means that in the U.S. job market, which has no bottom line, the United States has more Venezuelan people rushing to the United States, and the job market will become more and more saturated under the huge demographic pressure.
Gangsters who are secretly following this trend see a business opportunity, and after recruiting girls from the Venezuelan population who went to the United States to come to the United States, they began to run erotic massage parlors in various cities in the United States to make a profit.
In recent years, with the popularity of the Internet, Venezuelan women from OnlyFans, Pornhub and other Internet platforms have begun to rush to the United States to escape the pressure of survival.
The fact that these Venezuelan women were able to travel to the United States was because their bodies were separated from the land as online sex workers, but it also implied that they would not be able to obtain legal status in the United States through normal labor methods, which would make sex trafficking of women more and more common in the "black market" in the United States.
2. Cruel life.
After completing the formalities in the United States, they will continue to live in American society, and some of these Venezuelan women will bring their children with them, while others choose to leave their children in Venezuela or Colombia.
Colombia and Venezuela are almost the oldest economic countries, with an average life expectancy of less than 40 years, and in such countries, they can no longer afford to rush to the United States with their children.
So, they take their children with them, but how will they decide the future of their children after they are separated from the organization?
Rosa, from Venezuela, is engaged in the sex industry just to earn enough money, and after going to the United States, Rosa dreams that she and her children can live, but there is a six-year-old child who follows Rosa to the United States, and how can this child be able to