Lack of food, money and hope have Venezuelans leaving their country or hoping that humanitarian aid will be delivered.

SAN CRISTOBAL, VENEZUELA - FEBRUARY 20 A dog is a butcher's only customer at a market in San Cristobal, Venezuela on February 20, 2019. Beef, locally grown, is in abundance but few Venezuelans can afford it due to the collapsing currency. Often, butchers sell the meat at cost to avoid it from going bad. They rarely can make any income, which has resulted in many market stalls closing. Supplies are scarce and prices high in San Cristobal forcing many to go without or make the trek to Colombia to buy their supplies. (Photo by Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post via Getty Images)