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El Espectador llegó a San Antonio del Táchira, la primera ciudad de Venezuela que se encuentra después de cruzar la frontera. Desabastecimiento, basuras en las calles y tensión es el panorama en la capital del municipio de Bolívar.  Para mayor información ingresa a http://www.elespectador.com/  Sigue a El Espectador en Redes Sociales: YouTube: https://goo.gl/9fPJrE Twitter: https://twitter.com/elespectador @elespectador Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/elespectadorcom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elespectador Google+: https://goo.gl/HhJOSA  Otros Canales de El Espectador: La Pulla: https://www.youtube.com/c/LaPulla Suscribirse Claro Oscuro: https://goo.gl/cqBNJe Suscribirse Colombia 2020: https://goo.gl/Gs3U86 Suscribirse  Nuestra red de canales en YouTube: Caracol Televisión: https://goo.gl/N3Zo1Q Suscribirse  Noticias Caracol: https://goo.gl/T21oWQ Suscribirse Gol Caracol: https://goo.gl/IE1bPb Suscribirse Shock: https://goo.gl/G38HK2 Suscribirse Blu Radio: https://goo.gl/iugprN Suscribirse La Kalle: https://goo.gl/G4c5k0 Suscribirse Caracol TV Internacional: https://goo.gl/FFvToi Suscribirse Caracol Next: https://goo.gl/acJjvr Suscribirse Caracol Play: https://goo.gl/Lk1iKQ Suscribirse

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00:00We prepared to enter, to cross the border with Venezuela.

00:05We are going to San Antonio,

00:06which is the first place in the other side of the border.

00:10The cruise has its difficulty,

00:13once we don't have a passport

00:16and the Venezuelan authorities, especially the Bolivarian Guard,

00:20can cause problems for being Colombian period.

00:23Let's see how the situation is on the other side of the border.

00:30In the other side of the border,

00:33the President,

00:33is the right to move to the border.

00:43How is the ley of terror?

00:45The Ley Terror is called,

00:47the government says

00:47that San Joaquin is applying terror

00:50and saying that everything is fine,

00:54that everything is fine.

00:55and it's perfect.

00:57And the law of terror, where they're going to take the license,

01:01they're going to be detained for five years.

01:04After crossing the Puente Simón Bolívar,

01:06we're in San Antonio.

01:09The panorama is quite difficult.

01:11There are, like I said,

01:14in the international media,

01:17there is no food,

01:19no medicine,

01:21there is no food in the streets,

01:26there is a feeling of fear, a feeling of security.

01:29The people teme to speak

01:30in front of the cameras

01:31because they're afraid of the representatives of the government.

01:35The graffiti that we have at the bottom

01:36is a show of that.

01:38It's a place where there are called collective groups,

01:41which are civil groups armed by the government

01:44to defend the revolution.

01:54One question that is registered in this population

01:56is that the desabastecimiento is not total.

01:59It is true that in the smaller businesses

02:00it's where there are less food or less medicines,

02:04but there are businesses in some way

02:05more large, more structured,

02:07where there is no desabastecimiento.

02:09This is due to that these businesses

02:11have, in some way,

02:12a greater economic potential

02:13that allows them to go to other places

02:16of the border to achieve the necessary resources.

02:18And this is an issue.

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