damián trujillo: señora, usted tiene familiares que padecen-- lucy gamboa: mi esposo.y gamboa: mi esposo, que va a ser aproximadamente, hace como unos cinco años, este, yo soy su cuidadora, este, cambia la vida, bastante estresante, y me he dedicado totalmente a él, y es un esposo de 54 años. damián trujillo: no lo puede hacer solo, sola usted, ¿verdad?, el apoyo de la asociación de alzheimers-- lucy gamboa: conocí, tuve el gusto de conocer a sandra, y este, ella me orienta, este, conversamos sobre esto, y también, este, me han ayudado, me han ayudado, y es bastante útil conocer a personas que tratan esta enfermedad, que es una enfermedad muy larga, muy mala, pero estamos ahí para trabajar juntos. damián trujillo: que no lo hagan solos, ¿verdad?, sandra, que, que-- sandra green: sí, por supuesto que nos llamen, y el teléfono para registrarse es 408 372 9919. damián trujillo: algún consejo que tendrá usted, señora gamboa, para los que padecen. lucy gamboa: para mí, el mejor consejo es la comprensión, el cariño, el respeto que se le debe a la persona con la cual uno está

laura gamboa is a professor at utah state university focusing focusing on institutions and regime changeamerica. welcome, thanks for joining welcome, thanks forjoining us. we heard, of course, from juan guaido back on the 23rd january when he declared himself unilaterally the interim president of venezuela, since then, he has held rallies every weekend weather have been many protests. today we have seen it a of mass protest by both sides, and as we had fun will grant there is a fear that the protests could spill over “— fear that the protests could spill over —— heard from will grant there was a fear they could spill over into dangerous territory but what is happening in terms of regime change now? in january when ten when micro followed the constitution and filled the void because maduro was elected with unfair, unfree and fraudulent elections, he started a position —— transition. maduro's is holding on only because the military supports him. there are many people as we can see from these pictures, i'm not sure which demonstration these are from, but there have been, those are oppositio

laura gamboa is a professor at utah state university, focusing on institutions and regime change in latinmerica. she supports the oppoistion leader and i've been speaking to her about the latest events. whenjuan when juan guaido followed the constitution and field and avoid because maduro was elected with sarah, unfree, he has started a transition to democracy, i hope so. but so far a concession. maduro‘s government is holding on only because the military supports him, thatis because the military supports him, that is it. many people have come out in support of president maduro as well. maduro has a base. the support is below 20% however right now. it is at the latest polls suggest. we know from reports from people who work in administration that oftentimes a lot of these protesters are forced to go out on the streets based on the fact they rely on a governmentjob, government support. we know from polls that maduro's support is below 20% right now. 90% of the people in venezuela do not have enough money to have two meals a day. 70% of the country had made blackout of almost two days, peop