Fleeing Venezuela and forced to leave children behind
When Venezuelans go to the polls this week, Nicolas Maduro could well secure a third term as President despite the growing economic crisis which has left much of the country in poverty or destitution.
Eight million people have fled altogether, determined to seek a better life abroad. And many of them have left their children behind, unable to feed or care for them.
For those who’ve remained, life at a time of crisis is desperately hard.
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