VENEZUELA / & Save the Children & # 39; catalog the country as one of the worst to live in childhood

Save the Children, an organization that defends the rights children and adolescents, released a report in which it ranked the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, according to their indices dangers for children. In the list, Venezuela was located in the top five countries with the highest risk index for children and adolescents, with Venezuela in other countries such as the Republic Dominican Republic, Haiti, Honduras and Guatemala. On the contrary, the study made it possible to locate the best countries for children and adolescents: Chile, Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba and Costa Rica.

The multiple facets of exclusion

A total of 175 countries were evaluated, among which Venezuela held position 129 with a score of 716.

By means of 39, Study The Multiple Faces of Exclusion, It was concluded that there are various social and economic factors that do not allow children to fully enjoy their childhood and life. place them in risky situations. This occurs when obstacles such as poverty, conflict, discrimination, among others, are present in the country where they live; In addition, the report also indicates that health and nutrition problems, early pregnancy, violence and unhealthy diets also affect the quality of life of children.

Venezuelan children suffer

The children of Venezuela feel the crisis of the country despite their young age and even if, when one is a child, one is much more optimistic. Life is full of color and there is nothing to fear, except to study and enjoy life; this is at least the case when children live in a free and prosperous country.

This is not the case of Venezuela currently, Venezuelan children have been stripped of their innocence and the joy of being children. Many had to go out to the street to find their own money, to be able to buy their food, others were left alone without a mother or father. Some children have been abandoned in the streets, some ask for alms, few studies. Those who go to school do so in very bad conditions, many go to school without lunch.

The crisis in Venezuela [VIDEO] is a threat to children living in this country. But despite all this, children manage to smile in the face of adversity, to play with cardboard boxes or with cloth balls, and although they have somehow lost the stage of the day. childhood, they smile despite the country's crisis. Maybe because they are brave or because they are still kids. Although they are satisfied with so little, they also hurt their country. They also feel the deep crisis in which Venezuela is submerged. Children in Venezuela [VIDEO] suffer from hunger, need, lack of education; among many other things that affect their quality of life.