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Venezuela: Crime and Violence ‘Staring you in the Face’

Written bySilvia Viñas

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Posted 11 October 2010 17:51 GMT

“As crime has increased, not only does it get closer to you, but your self-imposed curfew grows and gets earlier. Your paranoia increases” explains Miguel Octavio from The Devil's Excrement, in the post “When street crime and violence stares at you in the face in Venezuela.”

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