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Today I will be showing you in images and paragraphs what the humble people of Venezuela live in one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Latin America.

I have previously brought you some posts regarding the case and today we will be focused on the problem of basic services and extreme poverty in this area of the city.

Let's get started

The lack of public services in this area is alarming. Continued power failures, power outages that damage appliances, no garbage collection, power lines in poor condition, crime, no police presence in the area. These are some of the shortcomings found in this humble place.

The lack of drinking water makes a daily problem for the inhabitants, 20% of healthy water that comes through the pipes, only arrives on Mondays and lasts 24 hours in the place "water not suitable for consumption", but the worst thing is that it only reaches the Homes. that are located in the lower part of the community, families have to stand in long queues at the few houses that give them the right to fill their containers to take home, this is the beautiful Venezuela that President Nicolás Maduro talks about ( trap)

In this graph we can see the place called July 5 or Homeland Dates, where 20 years ago the start of a train project was carried out that would help more than 500,000 to move to their homes due to the problem of public transport due to lack of fuel , the same project that failed and only 2 stations of 6 programmed were opened, in the background we can see the most dangerous neighborhood in the country.

We are located from the site, with the risk involved in taking pictures in the area.

This road divides two ways of life, the most humble of all, in the neighborhood and a less humble one in an urbanism called La Urbina.

People are left to their own devices, while politicians from both the current government and the opposition fighting for power, live comfortably in mansions.

But we must also highlight positive things about the locals, who with a lot of sacrifice cook a traditional Venezuelan meal with firewood that we call "Boiled". It is a soup that has many vegetables in addition to chicken and beef. Which they distribute to many people who do not have food in their homes.

To end this installment, I want to tell you that 70% of the people in this place, although very humble, are in good manners and hard-working, but very upset by the prevailing corruption of so many political thieves who have passed through the country. "Not everything in the neighborhood is bad, there are also a lot of good people."

                    JOSE CARRILLO...