On one hand, in Venezuela, inflation has increased and, the daily life for low-income families that have always depended on a salary, has made that it be difficult to maintain their priority needs, thus generating the abandonment of their homes to go to other countries in search of alternatives to meet their basic and individual needs for their other family. This has caused that Colombia lives today the biggest migration phenomenon "in its history" because of the Venezuelan crisis and the bad administration of the government.
Migration has become a strong social problem in Colombia because, in the beginning it was not so remarkable, but as time goes, in cities such as Cúcuta, Bucaramanga, Bogotá, which are main capitals and mainly in the warm earth towns are the most affected populations by this humanitarian crisis and where more Venezuelan children, women, and men have arrived; who are forced to sleep on the platforms, in the parks because of the economic situation in their country. These people are surviving from what good-hearted people give them when they ask for alms at traffic lights, in the streets or selling sweets, in the same way they work on whatever they get; severely affecting employment for natives, because employers take advantage of the situation they hire them in exchange for a place to live, or for food.
