The first six months were tough for
Venezuelan Carlos Dias and his Brazilian wife. At the start of the Venezuelan
crisis three years ago, the couple left the Venezuelan island of Isla de
Margarita for Boa Vista, the capital of Brazil's northernmost state of Roraima
They rented a house with two giant, lofty
mango trees in the backyard. At first, they lived off the fruits of the trees –
eating mangoes day and night – and selling mango jelly to get by. Eventually
the couple made lunches to sell to local construction workers and saved enough
to start a pizza business More….
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