Of. Like what happened. Or fate about people who do this is how far our money lost that people to the border town of i feel that by using we dont have enough to continue want to other countries and seek better economic prospects. For you to meet you either try to stay alive in venezuela or you go to the border to seek a better life which always many bring their families. We may live on the streets but in this side of the border there is hope for a better life he said and he said i will feel it in the back there you live with your back against the wall in a knife to your throat yeah but i think the body if you lose your focus that you die i mean that. I live in that area now. Yeah that with yellow yeah love it or. Hate it yet feel that way when i arrived i got a small loan of Ten Thousand Pesos to sell cigarettes and sweet side bought with that money ive been saving for a nest egg and sleeping on the streets now i have my own cart life is also hard and there are no jobs here. Its hard t
You know again. My name is jennifer tumble i come from the state of monogamous the pay is low one weeks wages when you can buy you a bag of rice. English. But i think that im very difficult we have so many problems theres no medicine no food no work the minimum wage in venezuela isnt even enough for flour lower costs between fifteen and Eighteen Thousand ball of us if you cant get anything for you no milk nothing but the children are getting sicker and sicker and theres no medicine the situation is really bad. About somebody i think what if you have to leave the country to get help and stay alive you can probably guess that venezuelan currency is worthless here most people are angry but a lot still support the government so theres nothing good in the government is
that we dont see the members of parliament a lot maybe theyre enjoying their lives in a president ial palace. But what we wont give up we have no choice but to keep on going. To. Get you to tell me that i would rather my chil
for several weeks now. i mean, at this point, it s everyone. today, 90% of tigray s population is in need of food emergency assistance. over 100,000 children are estimated to die of starvation if the situation doesn t change, and of course, the refugees who are living in the area who already have to flee destroyed refugee camps and some of them are still left have not been able to receive any assistance as well in the past months and weeks. so, at this point, it s everyone living in tigray who are in desperate need of aid. there needs to be much more pressure of all actors of the conflict to allow full and unhindered access to the region. in the beginning, there was a complete blocked access by the federal government. we had more and more restrictions from the federal government, and right now, there are different factors creating this disaster that s happening. and so, pressure needs to be put on all actors of the conflict from a security perspective, but also from bureaucracy and
unemployment rate, and even that very few people who were lucky to have jobs are now jobless. so there is this incredible amount of pressure, mental, psychological, physical and i think incredibly stressful economic situation for millions and millions of afghans. and i think this morning we heard from some reports and findings by the u.n. that if the situation doesn t change and it continues in the direction that it does at the moment, that you could potentially have nearly 100% of the population falling under the poverty line in afghanistan. and that would be very catastrophic. you are talking about a population of 45 million people. tomorrow the united states marks the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attack which is launched the u.s. into war in afghanistan.
are making it difficult to reach certain areas, and again, fighting that is making it harder to reach certain areas and refugee camps, for example, where they have not been able to access them for several weeks now. i mean, at this point, it s everyone. today, 90% of tigray s population is in need of food emergency assistance. over 100,000 children are estimated to die of starvation if the situation doesn t change, and of course, the refugees who are living in the area who already have to flee destroyed refugee camps and some of them are still left have not been able to receive any assistance as well in the past months and weeks. so, at this point, it s everyone living in tigray who are in desperate need of aid. there needs to be much more pressure of all actors of the conflict to allow full and unhindered access to the region. in the beginning, there was a complete blocked access by the federal government. we had more and more restrictions from the federal government, and right no