Uncertainty
Venezuelans have become so accustomed to uncertainty in these two decades of dictatorship and destruction of every structure of a country (legal, moral, institutional, economic and political) that we already find natural to live in the lack of security, in fear of what tomorrow will bring. Forced immigrants for the first time in our history, escaping the overwhelming destruction to save our children and ourselves, we lost property, professions, businesses, families and everything that defined our identity; to throw ourselves into uncertainty and reinvent ourselves. Now the uncertainty looms ominous over the whole earth by the hand of the most tiny creature... a virus. All countries, with strong or fragile economies and health systems as the Venezuelan, face the same uncertainty. Every human being faces the same fears for his own life and that of his loved ones, for his economic survival and of those he loves. What can be done to deal with this crisis? The first thing is to ...