How political instability in Venezuela is wreaking havoc on relationships


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Two salesmen walk in front of a graffiti depicting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas on May 8, 2024. — Photos: JUAN BARRETO/AFP

VICTORIA Estevez finally met someone who saw past her shyness. They spent two months learning about their likes and dislikes, texting about their families and friends, and walking around their hometowns on Venezuela’s Caribbean coast.

On a trip to the capital in December, they held each other for the first time.

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