Teresa

Just completely paranoid and keeping track of them.

And, you know, I'm just so grateful that how this all happened, when this all happened, that we were all at home.

But, you know, as I look at them sometimes in their, you know, in their 20s, and I'm like, they can't even go on the street.

O sea, no pueden estar en la calle porque no sabemos qué va a pasar.

They can't go outside.

They're spending their youth, their best years, like living inside with their mother in fear.

And so, you know, when I tell you that even as much as Trump scares me, I think Trump needs to come again to get Delcy or whatever.

And it really scares me that he's negotiating with her.

But

Just to give you a sense and to also tell you that it will only be, you know, with Delcy Rodriguez, with the person in charge, with this government in charge, it will only get harder to talk to you.

It will only get harder to speak with you over time.

And, you know, I am but one Teresa, but there are many, many, many Teresas, and it's only getting harder to speak the truth.

They're giving so much time to this government, this government that continues to be alive.

And whether you give them three weeks or three months, you know, they're not stopping.

They're only solidifying their power.

Yes, they took away Maduro, but the power structure is still alive.

Yesterday, they took, I don't know how many journalists.

They're still taking political...

the oath that Trump took with us of reestablishing some kind of semblance of democracy, that's not happening.

And for the Teresas like me, the ones on the street, the ones walking the street, I don't know what to tell you.