Venezuela's Elderly

The video highlights the dire situation of elderly people in Venezuela, focusing on a Catholic nursing home run by Sister Amelia Rivera. The home struggles with limited resources, relying on donations for basic needs. Carlos Manrique, a 93-year-old resident, shares his story of isolation and loss, having lived in Venezuela for 70 years. The video paints a poignant picture of growing old in a country facing economic collapse and social disintegration.

What is one of the main reasons the elderly in Venezuela are left vulnerable?

• Their families take them abroad.

• They choose to live alone.

• The economic collapse and lack of healthcare.

• They refuse to accept help.

What is the main challenge faced by Sister Amelia Rivera's nursing home?

• Excessive government support.

• Too many staff members.

• Lack of donations leading to insufficient resources.

• Overcrowding due to too many residents.

How many pensioners can the nursing home currently manage?

• Over 100

• About 80

• Around 60

• Barely 40

Where is Carlos Manrique originally from?

• Brazil

• Venezuela

• Colombia

• Peru

What does Carlos Manrique spend his days doing?

• Writing letters to his family.

• Planning his future travels.

• Remembering the past and the sea.

• Learning new skills.