It is an unfortunate reality but not so current, xenophobia has been one of the most acute problems of society, in fact xeno is a Greek word meaning stranger. We not only live it with the Venezuelans in South America but also with the Africans in Europe. I lived in Colombia in my youth, many years ago when the bolivar cost 20 pesos and Venezuelans were a kind of sheikhs who were revered. Now the situation is different and it is clear that everything has a socio-political environment because it is not typical of the American, who is the product of the combination of many races, to feel aversion for others who live in the continent.
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Hi @joseph1956
Certainly 20 years ago things were different. The vision of the Venezuelan and of Venezuela in the other countries were totally opposite things to the current ones.