Venezuelan natives migrate to Santarém, Brazil in search of quality of life

Those who circulate daily around the Santarém bus station, in downtown streets and neighborhoods have noticed men, women and children speaking an unknown language.  Women draw attention with their long dark hair and skirts, and colorful dresses. All are part of the Venezuelan indigenous community of the Warao ethnic group, who have migrated to the city of Santarém in search of a better quality of life. They are far from home, more than 1,700 kilometers (10,500 miles). They are the oldest people…Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ann-en/~3/W6mcRkqw8Ho/