In a drab, sparsely furnished room in a brothel in Cucuta, Colombia, Daniela (not her real name), a Venezuelan in her 20s, described the grim reality of the work she says she must do to survive: meeting multiple men a day to support her sick daughter and her ailing mother."I don't like coming here with customers. I don't like the sex either. It's degrading," she said. "I'm the breadwinner for my family. My daughter is my everything."Daniela began working in Cucuta in November 2024, driven by the economic collapse in Venezuela that made it impossible to earn enough at home. She started out a…READ FULL ARTICLE
