VOICED : Agua o el abrazo de familiares emigrados: deseos en una Venezuela confinada

The video explores what Venezuelans miss about pre-pandemic life, focusing on a project by photographer Diego Valenilla. The project involved over 130 people expressing their desires during the pandemic. It highlights the feasibility of such projects in different global contexts, like Italy, where the pandemic was more severe. The video also discusses the socioeconomic challenges in Venezuela, such as unreliable internet affecting education, and the emotional impact of family separation due to migration, with five million people having left the country since 2015.

What was the main goal of Diego Valenilla's photographic project?

• To highlight the economic growth in Venezuela

• To showcase the beauty of Venezuelan landscapes

• To capture the desires of Venezuelans during the pandemic

• To document the critical state of hospitals in Venezuela

Why was Diego Valenilla's project feasible in Venezuela during the pandemic?

• Because the pandemic was at a critical stage

• Because there were no pandemic restrictions

• Because the hospitals were overwhelmed

• Because the pandemic was not at a critical stage

What is one of the main challenges faced by Venezuelans due to the socio-economic crisis?

• Abundance of basic services

• Lack of internet connectivity

• Stable electricity supply

• Excessive water supply

What issue does Jesús face while teaching online?

• Lack of students

• Poor internet connection

• Overcrowded classrooms

• Excessive teaching materials

What emotional impact has the pandemic had on many Venezuelans?

• Increased job opportunities

• Closer family ties

• Longing for emigrated family members

• Improved social services