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And not you go, yes.

Futuro.

It's been almost 10 years since Jose Sosa fled Venezuela for political reasons.

And if you say how I feel actually, basically me feel like he's back to square one,

living under the rule of another repressive government,

this time in the United States.

Sentirese only persecuted for being Venezuelan.

Feeling targeted just for being Venezuelan is not fair, he says.

Good night, Venezuela. Venezuelan is not fair, he says. It's a Saturday afternoon in April, and Jose is outside of El Arapaso, a Venezuelan restaurant

and mainstay in Dorrell, a small city in Miami-Dade County. These days, the city of Doral goes by the nickname Dorasuela because of the large number

of Venezuelans who live there.

From there, right?

From there, yes, yes, exactly.

Okay.

Jose and his wife Belin identify themselves as

Tepesianos.

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