Venezuela: children of the crisis
With Venezuela engulfed in economic crisis and political deadlock, perhaps no group is suffering more than its children. From Venezuela and Brazil, Guardian reporters investigate how the South American country’s historic meltdown is affecting its youngest and most vulnerable citizens
‘They wanted a better life’: the young Venezuelans escaping into Brazil alone
After six years of economic crisis in their neighboring country, Brazilian officials say more and more unaccompanied minors are arriving
A million children left behind as Venezuela crisis tears families apart
As the country battles economic collapse, parents have been forced to migrate, leaving their offspring in the care of family, neighbours or sometimes alone
'All we have are walls': crisis leaves Venezuela’s schools crumbling
Schools across the country in dire straits as teachers abandon the profession or skip the country amid one of the worst economic downturns in modern history
'It's a pain you will never overcome': crisis in Venezuela as babies die of malnutrition
As Venezuela enters its seventh year of a crushing depression, doctors are seeing a rise in infant mortality rates due to deprivation
