US EditionIn the U.S. Open, a Lonely Venezuelan Navigates Between the Great Golf Test and Migratory Agitation - AlbertoNews - Journalism without Censorship
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At the end of December 2004, without other options, John Fields, a golf coach at the University of Texas, was phoned by John Fields. Vegas was stuck. He was supposed to be in Austin, enrolling for his first year. Instead, he was still in Maturín, Venezuela, with no way out. By The New York Times At that time, the United States Embassy in Caracas was overflowing with Venezuelans looking to enter the United States after President Hugo Chávez's vic…
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