US EditionFrom Venezuela to Brazil, we are learning to walk together
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"We're walking together," says María, a Venezuelan immigrant, about the group of women of her same nationality she encountered on her 1,300-mile journey from Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela, to Puraquequara, Brazil. The perilous journey of María and her 12-year-old daughter reflects, through a personal account, the resilience and collective hope of those seeking a better future far from their home country.
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