HIV+ in Venezuela? Migrate or Die

Expand Nilsa Hernandez. August 2018. © 2018 Human Rights Watch By Tamara Taraciuk Broner and Kathleen Page The Spanish version of this article will soon appear online and in the printed version of Ethic.es. Nilsa Hernández smiled as she handed us each a plate of home-cooked rice and beans. It was hot and humid in Boa Vista, Brazil’s Northern Roraima State, and Nilsa was living in a small house with colorful curtains for doors. She was proud to welcome strangers, though. We sat on plastic stools and a wooden bench in a dirt-bare yard under the cooling shade of an old tree. Uprooted at age 61…

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