There was a resurgence in sanctions against Venezuela

On the 12th of March the year 2020, Marinez determined to enroll in a school for police officers in Caracas which is the capital of Venezuela as well as pursue an employment in law enforcement. The following day following, the Venezuelan government announced its two COVID-19 cases for the first time.

It then closed all schools, shut down the border between Venezuela as well as neighboring countries and put six states and Caracas under quarantine. Marinez was stuck in transit and holed up at his uncle's house in a city a little fifty miles from the capital.

Following two and a half months of recuperation, Marinez came back to Maracaibo, "without any money in my pockets," he said. Marinez tried to find work but could not find a job market demolished by the pandemic and a ten-year economic recession.

Ten years before, Venezuela, a petrostate under the presidency of Hugo Chavez, witnessed a slump in the price of oil. In 2017, the cost of a barrel fell to almost $50 from a record high of more than $100 and there was a resurgence in sanctions against Venezuela. U.S. instituted wide-ranging sanctions against the authoritarian Venezuelan government.

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