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Nick: ArInA-pAn Real name: Orlando Andres Rojas Gonzalez How old are you?: 20 Which Games you play? and for how long?(each of them): Free Fire - Cs 1.6 Where are you from?(country and city): Venezuela Describe yourself(at least 50 words): I am a very good, respectful person. I respect the staff here at CsblackDevil a lot. I like to explain things and help people..! I'M A PROFESSIONAL SOUND DJ I HAVE 3 CHILDREN I HAVE A WIFE I WORK, BUILDING I AM VERY ENTHUSIASTIC IN MY JOB Note some of your qualities: I am a hardworking retail human being Okay I love my children 🙂 Tell us some of your defects: I'm a little delicateNews,Sport Auto Hardware Software Had you before any kind of responsabilities(describe it): Yes When I was 15 I had 1 son On which category/categories have you been active lately?(describe your activity): News,Sport,HardWare,Software,Auto/Moto,Youtube Which category/project you want to care off?: Journalist How well you speak english?(and other languages): Inglesh,Spanish Do you use TS3? Do you have an active microphone?: I have a microphone but I don't use it much For how long can you be active after you get accepted?(days, weeks, months, years): I am always connected more than everything in the forum I've been here since 2012 Contact methods:Facebook,TELEGRAM,SKYPE,CSBD Last request: First

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Two out of every ten Venezuelans have been forced to emigrate. In Colombia live almost two million of the total of six scattered around the world. Even out of nostalgia and resignation, for many returning home is no longer an option: "There is nothing left of my land." When Carmen de Blanco packed her bags to move from Maracay (Venezuela) to Bogotá (Colombia), she was 75 years old and absolutely certain that she would soon return to her lifelong home. Today, three years later, the only convictions he maintains are two: that there is nothing left of his country and that he will not return. “My homeland is a great homeland, but it is collapsed. She's dead. I had to make a new home in other lands when I was very old ”. Two out of every ten Venezuelans have emigrated since 2015, according to data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). They are more than 5.9 million; of these, almost 1.7 million reside in the Andean country. The infinite uncertainty and the (little or much) stability that they receive outside are enough to imagine a future far from where they grew up. "Why am I going to come back if, in addition, there is no one left?" They ask themselves over and over again. The list of relatives who fled is longer than that of those who stayed. The first to leave was his niece Yoselin, who emigrated to Panama seven years ago. "And after her the parade began," says Ángel Blanco, the youngest of the matriarch's six children, wryly from his modest home on the outskirts of Bogotá. "Blanca went to Ecuador, Anaixa to Cali, Andrea to Argentina ...", recalls the woman. She also has grandchildren in Panama, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic… The genealogical tree of this kind lady with tired eyes tells of the Venezuelan diaspora. The Chavista country is today one of the countries with the largest po[CENSORED]tion of migrants in the world. The political regime, food shortages, the impossibility of finding medicines, the violation of human rights and violence are behind a crisis that seems to have no end. “It didn't matter being trained and having a job. The money there is worth nothing. I have come to earn 20 times the minimum wage and I was not enough to make a market for the week, "says Blanco, a 50-year-old nurse, angrily. Four years ago his wife died of a brain aneurysm that was never operated on due to lack of supplies. “There I said:‘ It’s over. We're leaving '”, he remembers. First he came alone: “I worked from what I got, I slept for three months in this room when I didn't even have a bed and I charged 20% less than my Colombian colleagues. But I had no choice. " Today it is already settled. He lives with his 10-year-old son and his mother and has a certain regular income. "Of course, I leave my house at 3.00 in the morning and I arrive at night," he clarifies. "I'm already putting down roots here."

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LINK:https://prensaarizona.com/2021/12/tests-de-pruebas-para-covid-19-vuelan-en-la-epoca-navidena-en-arizona/ It's not exactly a hot item on everyone's holiday list, but make no mistake, these COVID-19 home test kits are flying off the shelves. "I think it's a great idea," said Jennifer Gniffke of Phoenix. "It is an additional peace of mind, despite the fact that we are all vaccinated and reinforced." The city of Mesa had 1,200 Rapid COVID-19 test kits to give away this week. They left in less than two hours on Monday. Interest in home test kits has increased dramatically, with COVID cases on the rise and concerns about the omicron variant. Omicron is now the dominant variant of COVID-19 in the US. Many doctors recommend that you get tested for COVID before meeting with friends and loved ones this Christmas. "I'm actually spending the holidays with my family," said Richard Martinez de Mesa. "I have an older uncle and my father, so we just want to take a few precautions and make sure we are okay." According to Valleywise Health's Dr. Ross Goldberg, deciding whether you or your entire family should get tested for COVID before getting together depends on several factors. "I am not advocating any blockade," Goldberg said. “I am not advocating saying that you cannot do things. I just think you have to be safe and smart about it. " The City of Mesa expects to get more test kits in the next two days. Click here for more information. The City of Tempe will begin giving away its test kits on Tuesday. Click here for more details. "[COVID-19] is still there," Martinez said. "We just want to make sure we keep safe not just ourselves, but everyone we interact with."