On the Brazilian border with Venezuela, a quiet town has turned into a crisis zone. In Pacaraima, thousands of Venezuelan refugees cross every day, fleeing economic collapse and political chaos. What was once a peaceful region is now marked by military patrols, rising tensions and growing hostility between locals and migrants. 👉 Subscribe for more in-depth reports worldwide: https://www.youtube.com/@WorldView-Frontline?sub_confirmation=1 This documentary follows soldiers, residents and refugees caught in a spiraling humanitarian crisis. As violence erupts and migrant camps are attacked, fear and anger spread among the local population. Meanwhile, families arriving from Venezuela face hunger, disease and uncertainty, relying on humanitarian aid and the support of a few individuals determined to help. Between solidarity and rejection, the border has become a symbol of a deeper political divide — as Brazil grapples with migration, insecurity and the rise of hardline rhetoric. 00:00 – Pacaraima: a border town under pressure 04:00 – Violence, riots and attacks on migrant camps 08:00 – Refugees arriving daily and military control at the border 12:00 – Living conditions, poverty and survival in overcrowded shelters 16:00 – Solidarity efforts and rising xenophobia 20:00 – Migration crisis, politics and an uncertain future Documentary by Arte All rights reserved. #Brazil #Venezuela #refugees #migrationcrisis #borderconflict #Pacaraima #humanitariancrisis #xenophobia #LatinAmerica #WorldView
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I do not get it,they let Maduro to be taken why they are leaving not the country now? Do not they want "democracy"?
same shit everywhere in the world
This video is too old.... Do not confuse brazilian presidential campain. The one presented here is 4 years old. This year there is another presidential election. Bolsonaro lost that one , and left wing Lula won. The video presented refugees from 4/5 years ago. Maduro was captured very recently and Venezuela is now in a different situation.... It would be good to make another video of what is happening now. I am from South of Brazil and there are plenty of Jobs available and I see lots of venezuelans working around here... Venezuelans are good workers and there is no language barrier as portuguese and spanish are very similar.