By Felipe van Deursen
Ironies apart, let’s get out of the zap zombie clichés? Venezuela is far more than a dictatorship exporting refugees and migrants.
In the nineteenth century, earlier than the invention of oil, when the financial system was based mostly on espresso and cocoa, and the political scenario was very unstable (extra so than at this time), the nation obtained few immigrants.
There was a group of Corsicans and one other of Germans, nothing far more than that.
One of those immigrants was a mysterious physician who lived on a farm in the course of the jungle. There, he grew to become a reference . . .
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