No doctors, nurses or painkillers: surviving pregnancy in Venezuela
Yoli Cabeza was sent from one hospital to another before finally giving birth to her daughter Yusmari in the corridor of a maternity ward because her contractions came quicker than medical help.
The 37-year-old was diagnosed with a high-risk pregnancy but that didn´t spare her from Venezuela´s medical "roulette" — the practice of referring patients from hospital to hospital due to a lack of personnel, supplies or sanitary conditions.
Cabeza told AFP she "did the tour of every hospital in" Ciudad Guyana, the biggest…