Citizens of Venezuela's socialist revolution have grown accustomed to long lines for everything from bread to buying a car. But 26-year-old Daniela Rodriguez hopes this line will be her last. Like some 50 other college students and graduates, she's been lounging for the past three days on the cement sidewalks of a busy Caracas office district waiting for a consulate stamp that she hopes will be her ticket to a brighter future. Her destination? Ireland, a country she knows almost nothing about. Not that it matters. More...
Monday, February 3, 2014
Venezuela's Best and Brightest Camp on Sidewalks
Citizens of Venezuela's socialist revolution have grown accustomed to long lines for everything from bread to buying a car. But 26-year-old Daniela Rodriguez hopes this line will be her last. Like some 50 other college students and graduates, she's been lounging for the past three days on the cement sidewalks of a busy Caracas office district waiting for a consulate stamp that she hopes will be her ticket to a brighter future. Her destination? Ireland, a country she knows almost nothing about. Not that it matters. More...
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