Venezuelans stranded in Mexico ask for safe-conducts to return home

Ver Venezuelans stranded in Mexico ask for safe-conducts to return home - Diario As en Dailymotion

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00:30I am here now.

00:33All I want to eat is fish.

00:39I don't want any of the fish I have.

00:44I don't want anything else.

00:47I don't want fish in my entire life.

00:51I don't want anything else.

00:53I don't want to go on hunger strike.

00:55I don't want to go on hunger strike.

00:58five months ago, two months ago, and now I'm confused with the news that they are not using

01:02conduct. They are asking me for a valid passport, which costs me 4.20, 4.80 dollars. They give it to me

01:08in five months. How do I live here if I don't have a stable job?

01:28My best option is to return to my country. I feel safe. Despite the fact that we all know,

01:39they say there is an economic crisis, but you are in your country, you feel safe, they give you

01:45a lot of security, they are in your country. In another country, we suffer. Being an immigrant

01:50is not easy. They deny us rights, we take risks because they kidnap us, they extort us.

01:57Since I started walking, we walked almost all of Chiapas. We arrived here with a hope of being

02:23able to pass. And well, the appointment came out, thank God, but it couldn't be done.

02:29It couldn't be done, and you want to return to Venezuela. Yes, I want to return with my daughter,

02:34my family. That is the best thing there is, to be with the family.