Teresa

It was live.

It was evident.

It was a very conflicting emotion.

So, you know, it's a lot of dual feelings or found, you know, mixed feelings, found feelings, as you say in Spanish.

Like, you know, on the one hand, it's like, yes, they're bombarding our country.

They're bombarding Venezuela.

There's a kind of invasion.

But on the other hand...

They're going after the bad guys.

That was the feeling, that they were going after the bad guys.

So I felt split.

I felt both invaded and also like they were going after the bad guys.

Did we feel happy?

Yes, we felt happy, felices.

We felt so happy and grateful.

grateful that that something was finally happening that there was movement finally happening and at the same time worried of course that there are people paying for this you know a friend you know her house exploded she was fine but everything in her house all the windows were broken the death of a lot of those soldiers also worried me like who was paying that price

And then so we're sitting there feeling happy and feeling grateful.

And then we hear an explosion, like a huge light just exploding near an airport.

And, you know, we have a full visual of that, too.

It just went like a lightning flash.