Read complete article for Zeit Online here.
Venezuela
Deanna Albano is a Venezuelan psychologist. She receives a monthly pension of 10 US-Dollar. How does she survive? An interview published by Swiss magazine Das Magazin.
Venezuela was once home to a flourishing Jewish community. When Hugo Chávez was elected president in 1998, an estimated 25.000 Jews lived in the tropical country. Today, only 7000 remain.
Since the 7th of March 2019, various nationwide blackouts sent Venezuela back into the Stone Age. The first blackout took me and the country by surprise. For almost a week, I was completely disconnected from the outside world, without electricity, water, internet and phone. A photo diary published by the Swiss magazine NZZ am Sonntag.
Ten thousands of Venezuelans of fled to the poor neighbourhoods of Bogotá. How do the underdogs from two countries get along among themselves?
Colombian media Colombia Plural published my fotographic reportage about contraband in daily life at “Rio Arauca” with an extensive written introduction. Read article here.
Der Sozialismus in Venezuela hat abgewirtschaftet. Lebensmittel und andere Güter werden knapp, dabei hat das Land die weltgrößten Ölreserven. Wie konnte es soweit kommen? Zum vollständigen Artikel hier.
Venezuelan General Angel Vivas has barricaded himself in his house, heavily armed, to avoid arrest. I visited him. Published by Swiss Das Magazin and Austrian news magazin profil.
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