Venezuela's children starve as Maduro refuses to let in aid: Babies are reduced to 'little bones wrapped in skin' while crisis continues

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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Heartbreaking images show young children being brought to crisis-hit hospitals resembling 'little bones wrapped in skin', by desperate parents unable to find food for their families. Eight in ten Venezuelan children in are at risk of malnutrition due to staggering hyperinflation, which has left a can of milk for newborns costing as much as 70,000 bolivar - four months minimum wage. Despite the crisis, President Nicolas Maduro is still refusing to allow humanitarian aid to enter the country, leaving thousands of children to die.