The Zaatari camp in Jordan resembles a prison. There live 80,000 Syrians in an area protected by electric fences and with no prospect of leaving.
The "Profissão Repórter" this Wednesday (10), tells the story of people trying to start life in another country. The reporter Nathalia Tavolieri had access to the most populous Syrian refugee camp in the Middle East. The Zaatari camp in Jordan resembles a prison. Eighty thousand Syrians live in the area protected by electric fences. With no prospect of leaving, the villagers turned the camp into a town.
Brazil is also a country sought by refugees who decide to leave their country in search of a better life. More and more Venezuelans are crossing the border with Brazil in search of necessities. The severe political and economic crisis emptied the shelves of the markets and filled the streets of protesters against President Nicolás Maduro. In Brazilian border stores, buyers arrive with large quantities of boxes and bags filled with bolivar, the depreciated Venezuelan currency.
In São Paulo, the reporter Victor Ferreira met a community of 45 Haitians who live in an occupation in the center of the city. Victor will talk about their journey to reach Brazil, the first years of adaptation and the conquest of employment.
