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Federica Dávila

In Venezuela, two volunteers help a protester overcome by tear gas. The volunteers are mostly medical students who provide first aid at the anti-government demonstrations.

Short of gauze and bandages, Venezuelan medical students patch up anti-government protesters

May 22, 2017Economics

A group of Venezuelan medical students started volunteering to provide first aid at protests in 2014. Now, their help is needed more than ever.

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