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Laura Noel
CARE USA
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South America
Ecuador
Humanitarian response
CARE News Storytelling
Refugee/displaced people, Tools/Equipment/Technology, Transport
2019, Ecuador, Josh Estey
Mariangles, Aaron
Josh Estey/CARE
© 2019 Josh Estey/CARE
18 April 19
31 December 24
Horizontal
Documentary
Looking at camera
Boy, Woman
3046x3046
Digital Camera
GR II
Nineteen-year-old Mariangles spent the night on the border of Colombia and Ecuador with her one year-old son Aaron. They are awaiting a bus to take them across Ecuador later today. She left Venezuela a week ago and has gone mostly by bus across Colombia on her way to the border of Ecuador and Peru. “My boyfriend left (Venezuela) three months ago and got a job in Huaquillas. He has an apartment there now and has sent for us.” Photographed on April 18, 2019.
The Venezuelan Crisis is a slow moving complex reality. It’s made up of hundreds of thousands of small family decisions. ‘How do I feed my children? Where do I go? How will we survive? Who can help us?’
VERBAL CONSENT GIVEN