“We are advocating for liberation,” Leila Calderón say. “I’m so afraid of going back. We will face death.”
After Leila Calderón’s nephew was accused of plotting to overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and subsequently arrested, she took to the streets to protest.
In July 2016, she fled her home country for the United States with her husband and her nine-year-old son. For the past few years, Venezuelans have been escaping political chaos, hyperinflation and shortages in food and medicine. More than 4 million Venezuelans have fled their country, according to the United Nations — the largest exodus in the recent history of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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