A few seconds before going on the air, a journalist learned that her brother had died for lack of remedies in Venezuela

Journalist María Gabriela Ibáñez was invited to Bella Tarde to talk about the political situation in Venezuela. A few seconds before going on the radio, she learned the shocking news.

He said it with admirable integrity, perhaps because he had not finished badimilating the news that he had just received. Venezuelan journalist María Gabriela Ibáñez told the radio that her older brother had just died Venezuela, for the lack of medical supplies I needed to survive.

In the midst of the humanitarian crisis VenezuelaIbáñez was invited to the Bella Tarde program in TN to talk about episodes of border violence. After dealing with this problem, the journalist decided to leave her own personal tragedy: "My brother has just died in Barquisimeto, where there is no medical equipment and no badistance can be provided", did he declare.

"It's a difficult time for me and my family," said the woman, visibly moved by the news, before the puzzled look of the drivers. "My brother had Down syndrome, he was in an institution sponsored by the Catholic Church because he needed to be placed in an institution.He had the medication he needed, but when he was transferred to the hospital, they did not have the medications he needed at that time.My brother died of severe epileptic seizures and these drugs are not, is one of the leading causes of death in the country for cases of epilepsy, "he explained.

"The situation is so critical that if I wanted to buy drugs in Argentina and send them, I could not because there was no authorization to send drugs to Venezuela"Denounced Ibáñez.

Asked about the political situation of the Caribbean country, the journalist was categorical: "It's a complicated day for my country because of the Lima group's resolution, which we did not expect. more energetic, which gave Guaidó the support of asking for military intervention. "

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Source: TN.