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These Photographers Are Risking Their Lives Covering Their Country

As the situation in Venezuela has grown more dire, these photographers have opted to capture the reality on the streets with just their camera to protect them.

While Venezuelans can be found in the streets protesting and being repressed, the TV stations are playing soap operas, entertainment programs, and news broadcasts that don't show reality.

Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters

For this reason, many photographers have decided to take to the streets and report on social media, with only the lens of a camera as a shield, what's really happening in the country.

Here are some of the accounts you should follow in order to keep informed, and get around the self-censoring in Venezuelan media right now:

1. Rayner Peña R -- @raynerpenar

Instagram: @raynerpenar

3. Francisco Bruzo -- @Bruzco1.

Instagram: @bruzco1

6. Leo Alvarez -- @oelzer.

Instagram: @oelzer

8. Haracio Siciliano -- @Hsiciliano.

Instagram: @hsiciliano

10. Andrea D. Sandoval De Lima -- @Andreadanielas

Instagram: @andreadanielas

11. Izugasti -- @Izugasti.

Instagram: @izugasti

12. Ramzi Souki -- @ramzisouki.

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13. Diego Mojica -- @diegomojicafoto.

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14. Jairo Gudiño -- @jairogudino.

Instagram: @jairogudino

15. Andrews Abreu -- @andrewsabreu.

Instagram: @andrewsabreu

16. Carlos Garcia Rawlins -- @rawlins.

Instagram: @rawlins

17. Francisco Rizquez -- @imfpluss.

Instagram: @imfpluss

This post was translated from Spanish.

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