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Miles de venezolanos cruzan la frontera con Colombia para comprar productos básicos

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1 de 13 | Por segundo domingo consecutivo, miles de venezolanos cruzaron a Colombia para comprar productos básicos (GEORGE CASTELLANO/AFP/Getty Images).
2 de 13 | En la imagen, el puente Simon Bolivar, que une San Antonio del Táchira, en Venezuela, co Cúcuta, en Colombia (GEORGE CASTELLANO/AFP/Getty Images).
3 de 13 | Los venezolanos cruzaron la frontera para comprar alimentos, medicamentos y en algunos casos para visitar a sus familiares (GEORGE CASTELLANO/AFP/Getty Images)
4 de 13 | Familias enteras, niños y ancianos pudieron pasar desde Venezuela a Colombia (GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images).
5 de 13 | El operativo se llevó a cabo en completa normalidad y sin contratiempos, no hubo barricadas ni ningún tipo de impedimento (GEORGE CASTELLANO/AFP/Getty Images).
6 de 13 | Según la Cancillería de Colombia, 88.684 personas provenientes de Venezuela cruzaron la frontera este domingo. (Crédito: GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)
7 de 13 | Miembros de la Defensa Civil de Colombia cargan un ataúd vacío en el Puente Simón Bolívar que conecta Venezuela y Colombia. (Crédito: GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)
8 de 13 | La frontera se reabrió temporalmente este domingo desde las 9 de la mañana y hasta las 5 de la tarde y permitió que los venezolanos regresaran hasta las 11 de la noche. (Crédito: GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)
9 de 13 | 85.000 personas cruzaron por Norte de Santander, y 3.000 más por el departamento de Arauca, afirma la Cancillería. (Crédito: GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)
10 de 13 | Miembros de la Defensa Civil de Colombia ayudan a una mujer que cayó mientras cruzaba el puente desde Táchira hacia Cúcuta (Crédito: GEORGE CASTELLANOS/AFP/Getty Images)
Venezuelans shop for groceries at a supermarket in Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read
11 de 13 | Los venezolanos llegaron a los supermercados de Cúcuta, capital del departamento de Norte de Santander, para buscar productos de primera necesidad. (Crédito: SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
Venezuelans shop for groceries along the streets of Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
12 de 13 | La frontera fue cerrada por Venezuela hace 11 meses. (Crédito: SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
Venezuelans line up to buy at a supermarket in Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
13 de 13 | Los venezolanos hicieron fila en los supermercados colombianos para adquirir lo que no pueden conseguir en su país. (Crédito:SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
Venezuelans shop for groceries at a supermarket in Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read
Venezuelans shop for groceries along the streets of Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)
Venezuelans line up to buy at a supermarket in Cucuta, Colombia on July 17, 2016. Thousands of Venezuelans crossed the border with Colombia to take advantage of its 12-hour opening after it was closed by the Venezuelan government 11 months ago. Venezuelans rushed to Cucuta to buy food and medicines which are scarce in their / AFP / Schneyder Mendoza (Photo credit should read SCHNEYDER MENDOZA/AFP/Getty Images)

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