President Trump: 'Russia has to get out' of Venezuela.
She added that"those who are paying the price of this hate are the children, dying in hospitals." She said people have no food and 80 percent of the population is without power.
In a recent tour of Latin American countries to solicit support for Venezuela's opposition, Rosales' age and informal dress — often jeans — belie an inner toughness and maturity cultivated with her activist husband during violent street protests in Venezuela's capital. This month she traveled to Perú and Chile, where she met with the presidents of both countries, and spoke in universities about Venezuela's humanitarian crisis.
"She is a professional, young, educated woman, and to a certain extent she is conservative," Pantoulas said."That image corresponds to stereotypes of what a presidential couple should look like, especially for those in the middle classes." Rosales' opponents have cast her recent tour as a desperate attempt to keep Guaidó in the international spotlight, as the Venezuelan crisis drags on and the world's attention moves elsewhere.
She decided to follow in her mother's footsteps and study journalism, but also helped her father transport his crops to Caracas along roads where he was sometimes shaken down by corrupt military guards.
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