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Boa Vista
Capital of Roraima state, Brazil

Oriana

Virginia

TESTIMONY:
We will achieve our goals.
Being an immigrant isn’t easy.

Even though we’re living on the street, we’re still here...

We are going through a very difficult stage.

People are sleeping on the street with their children.
Sometimes people steal from us. Sometimes... So many bad things happen on the street.
We suffer violence.

It hurts my soul when relatives say to me: "Daughter, it's this time of day and we still haven't eaten." Because you can't buy anything [in Venezuela]. Everything is expensive. Everything is in dollars.

A sausage that used to cost 150 bolivars now costs 3,500.

So it’s a desperate situation for us, because while we’re here eating, our relatives back there are starving.

My dream is to study and become a nurse. All my life I've wanted to be a nurse, to be someone.

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MSF is responding to the needs of Venezuelan migrants arriving in Brazil by running mobile clinics in the cities of Pacaraima and Boa Vista in Roraima state.

Most patients have symptoms of acute stress, depression and anxiety linked to displacement, family separation, walking long distances and violence.

WHEN LEAVING IS THE LAST RESORT
Migrating from Venezuela to Brazil