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Place where some help -- many don't -- and most are too distracted to notice the little boy who hasn't had a meal today. >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> reporter: the mayor says the town cannot afford to support what he calls an exodus of venezuelans. if anyone understands limited resources, it's freddie. these lollypops are all they have to sell and to eat. yet with the little money he collects, about $8 u.s. on a good day, the family pays for a room and their meal. tonight a few bread rolls. a few for his sons and a few for complete strangers. another venezuelan family just like his....
To our policy. it was due to the policy the u.s. had been pursuing. have a look. they used to talk about the greater middle east. no one knew exactly what it was. then iraq was all but ruined. libya as well. syria was destroyed virtually. egypt was destabilized as well as tunisia. let alone the processes that are under way in countries such as somalia. afterwards, they crawled very close to the post soviet space. they say that almost $5 u.s. billion dollars was spent on supporting the operation in ukraine. a coup d'etat was supported. but what is this? it implies supporting an armed seizure of...
At caracol. i can't identify him because he's afraid of losing his job. he works from 6:45 until the morning until 5:00 p.m. getting paid 225 a day which is about $5 u.s. >> the salary is not near what it should be but because of the lack of jobs and availability in this company he has to take this. >> how would he describe the working conditions? >> conditions are very very tough. basically everybody is pretty much frustrated in relation to the workload and what they're getting paid. but it's a take it or leave it type of situation. >> he's still hopeful the future will hold more for him but ...
Middle east. one of the poorest in the world. the world bank says that it is one of the most -- they call it "water scarce" countries in the world. it is literally running out of water and the people know it and that creates its own dynamic as well of violence. there's been fighting over water. it's also running out of oil reserves. it's got only ten years probably and they're going to be depleted and oil makes up 90% of yemen's export earnings. not a pretty picture. food prices are skyrocketing. that in itself can cause deadly riots as well. according to u.n. figures, 45% of the population li...