jenny romero and her children have made it across. they come from the city of el tigre in the north of their troubled homeland. they say the situation there is unbearable. jenny: there is no work at all there anymore. it was very hard. reporter: jenny is looking for her husband, jesus. he left months ago, like tens of thousands of other venezuelans. many of those fleeing are marked by disease, hunger, and hardship. they find him. the family is relieved to be reunited. jesus: i am so happy. i missed them so much. it's very emotional after such a long time. we haven't seen each other for four months. i missed them terribly. reporter: the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point for the refugees. every day, hundreds arrive. the city can barely cope with the influx. the brazilian government has started resettling refugees in other cities across the country. the new arrivals can be seen everywhere trying to sell something or looking for work that usually isn't there. still, the conditions here are nowhere near as bad as tho

jenny romero and her children have made it across. they come from the city of grey in the north of their troubled homeland they say the situation there is unbearable. that there is no work at all there anymore. it was very hot. jenny is looking for her husband hey suze. he left months ago like tens of thousands of other venezuelans. many of those fleeing are marked by disease hunger and hardship. they find him. the family is relieved to be reunited. i'm so happy i miss them so much. it's very emotional after such a long time we haven't seen each other for four months i miss them terribly. the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point for the refugees every day hundreds arrive the city can barely cope with the influx the brazilian government has started resettling refugees in other cities across the country the new arrivals can be seen everywhere trying to sell something or looking for work that usually isn't there still the conditions here are nowhere near as bad as those in venezuela. but you can't even get a diaper t

jenny romero and her children made it across. they come from the city of grey in the north of venezuela. the situation there is on bearable is that there's no work it's all there anymore the situation for us was very very difficult and. jenny is looking for a husband his hoofs. he left months ago like tens of thousands of other venezuelans . many of those fleeing are marked by disease hunger and hardship. then finally solace for the whole family. as they are reunited. i'm so happy i miss them so much it's very emotional after such a long time. so we haven't seen each other for four months i really miss them. northern brazil is the central point of arrival for the refugees. three to five hundred people turn up here in a daily basis the city can barely cope with the influx the brazilian government has started resettling refugees to other cities across the country. the new arrivals are on the present some try to sell something others are just looking for a rare job the conditions here however are nowhere near as bad as those in vene