"Maduro, you killed my wife, kill me too": the desperate demand of a Venezuelan for the health crisis

The desperation for the crisis in Venezuela seems to be reaching its limits, with no end in sight. One of the faces of the plague lived in the country said his hard testimony after losing his wife to almost non-existent medical attention.

"He died because there was no help at the hospital, because he had no drugs, that 's why the woman of my life is dead, that's why my daughter's mother is dead, do you understand me? " Jesús Alberto Jaramillo, citizen who participated in an opposition demonstration in the region of El Paraíso, in Caracas, with his daughter.

Then he targeted the dome of Chavista's dictatorship. "Because these criminals in the government starve us and kill us in good health. I'm not afraid anymore. Do what you want, Mature, with me too! You killed my wife, kill me too!he claimed.

Jaramillo had explained the nil attention that he had found. "When we arrived at the hospital, there was not even a stethoscope to support the tension. There was no resuscitation equipment. There was no way to help me, "he lamented.

In addition, he noted that the specialists knew that the situation was serious, but that they could do nothing. with the minimum of resources they have.

"By the time the doctor examines her, she says that she started a stroke, but that she could run away, that she needed help to get out of there." of this trance. But at the hospital, there were no drugs or equipmenthe explained.

It was 7 am when they started waiting for an ambulance. The service has never arrived. Another seven hours pbaded until his wife's body could not stand anymore.

The health crisis has worsened due to power outages that continue to affect the country. Lack of electricity supply has impeded water supply and several hospitals are only used in emergency rooms.

While the dictatorship insists on its version that the blackouts are due to a "synchronized terrorist attack" against its electrical system, the country has suffered seven days of cuts in this new series of power outages .

While several services are affected, the health sector is suffering the most from this crisis.

During the first power outage and despite the versions of the diet, more than 20 people died due to lack of hospital care.