These are some of Aura's final moments with her children. That's Jean Carlos, 8, the aspiring doctor, in plaid.pic.twitter.com/h61bbwh2By
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One of the last things that Aura Fernández did for her children before leaving them was wash their clothes with a machine she borrowed from someone in the neighborhood. It could be months before they get to wash them again.pic.twitter.com/mwvm2hwGnO
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This is the bus that Aura took out of town, the first of many vehicles she used to get to Colombia.pic.twitter.com/aFZGWdY5tY
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This is Jean Carlos, a few days after his mom left. He agreed to finish his schoolwork with me, which he struggled to do in class. (My boot is his desk.)pic.twitter.com/5c40fKD50L
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In case you missed it, this is the story: Nearly a Million Children Left Behind in Venezuela as Parents Migratehttps://nyti.ms/2y4XJ1j
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