💨 Abstract

After the U.S. capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, life in Venezuela resumed cautiously. Shops reopened, but traffic was slow due to fear and uncertainty. Business owners and workers expressed a mix of fear and necessity to continue their daily routines. President Donald Trump announced plans to oversee Venezuela's transition, threatening further military action if needed. Some Venezuelans, like Daniel Morillo, who was visiting from Peru, decided to cut their trips short due to the uncertainty.

Courtesy: theprint.in