For Yeri Guerra, getting by during hard times in
Venezuela means sometimes skipping meals so her two young boys still at home can eat before heading to school.
According to a survey recently published by the U.N. World Food Program, one of every three Venezuelans cope with food insecurity, unable to get enough to meet their basic dietary needs.
In an apparent shift for Venezuela, people surveyed said food is now available in a country once riddled by shortages, but it's more difficult to afford because they've lost their jobs as Venezuela's crisis deepens.