"kids of bone" so I will call them, for those who are not from Venezuela they may be asking themselves at this moment "Why do you call them children of bone? Why do you publish this? "I'll start by answering the first: It's simple, just look at the images and draw their conclusions, what you can see at a glance are your bones. Why are children like this? Simple answer: There is no food, and what there is, it is expensive, I also have to add that there are no medical supplies, so here, if you get sick, one of the most likely things is that you die. Here in Venezuela if you walk 40 minutes through the streets, you will find at least three children eating from the garbage. Many low-income parents have abandoned their children, leaving them in the streets, alone and unprotected, and they do so for various reasons, one of which is the lack of food in the home (I do not justify this). I will add some images so they can see what I'm talking about
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Strong images, right? the stronger is to live it, I will tell you why I publish this, the reason is because I want to echo what happens here. (Yes maybe you already know what happens here, what happens in Venezuela is international news) but, I want to make my contribution to this society. It is estimated that during the course of 2018 280,000 children die, it should be noted that: 60% of the child population is undernourished and that at least 33% of the child population has a delay in its growth.
I will not extend this topic for this post anymore, I do not want to make your reading something tedious, depending on the receptivity that this has, I will continue publishing about these children.
