No siempre tendremos las cosas con solo pedirlas, y dependiendo del país en el que estemos o del país que seamos, será más rápido o con más tropiezos.
Vivo en Chile desde hace más de 4 años, y necesitaba mi pasaporte venezolano para poder viajar a Venezuela a encontrarme con mi familia. Justo allí comenzó mi odisea porque, de alguna forma, el Saime, que es el sistema que se encarga de otorgar las citas para obtener el pasaporte, está "saturado" y no llega a ningún usuario la cita a menos que pague a un gestor (persona que se encarga de agilizar los trámites) para que el proceso sea menos largo y menos traumático.
Ya había esperado por casi dos años, así que busqué la forma de pagar a alguien para que me ayudara con la cita. Cuando me llegó, mi esposo y yo organizamos las cosas para que alguien pudiera recibirme en la capital y me llevara hasta la embajada de Venezuela.
No conozco mucho de la capital, y esa es la razón de que tuve que necesitar a alguien que me guiara en mi travesía; Para este fin, mi esposo habló con su primo que vive en esa ciudad y gustoso aceptó llevarme hasta el lugar para que pudiera hacer mi trámite.
Todo el proceso dentro de la embajada fue muy rápido; Dentro del recinto, conocí a otras personas que, al terminar su proceso, se dirigirían al mismo terminal de pasajeros que yo iba, de manera que, nos fuimos todos juntos mientras nos contábamos anécdotas de nuestro país y de nuestras ciudades. Fueron unas excelentes guías y acompañantes en mi viaje de regreso.
Así que, hice mi trámite muy rápido, conocí a nuevas personas y celebré con mi esposo al llegar a casa con un mojito cubano sabor original. Gracias a esto, pude viajar a mi país y compartir con quienes tenía unos 4 años sin abrazarlos.
A Dios agradezco todo esto.
Una canción que me gusta mucho y que quiero compartir es la del cantante Ricardo Arjona llamada "Mi novia se me está poniendo vieja", dedicada a su madre, y que yo le dediqué a la mía.
John Lennon
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We will not always have things just by asking for them, and depending on the country we are in or the country we are from, it will be faster or with more setbacks.
I have been living in Chile for more than 4 years, and I needed my Venezuelan passport to be able to travel to Venezuela to meet my family. Right there my odyssey began because, somehow, Saime, which is the system that is responsible for granting the appointments to obtain the passport, is "saturated" and the appointment does not reach any user unless they pay a manager (person in charge of expediting the procedures) so that the process is less long and less traumatic.
I had already waited for almost two years, so I looked for a way to pay someone to help me with the appointment. When it arrived, my husband and I organized things so that someone could receive me in the capital and take me to the Venezuelan embassy.
I don't know much about the capital, and that is the reason I had to need someone to guide me on my journey; For this purpose, my husband spoke with his cousin who lives in that city, and he gladly agreed to take me to the place so that he could do my paperwork.
The whole process inside the embassy was very fast; Inside the enclosure, I met other people who, at the end of their process, would go to the same passenger terminal that I was going to, so we all went together while we told each other anecdotes about our country and our cities. They were excellent guides and companions on my return trip.
So, I did my paperwork very quickly, I met new people and I celebrated with my husband when I got home with an original Cuban mojito. Thanks to this, I was able to travel to my country and share with whom I was about 4 years old without hugging them.
I thank God for all this.
A song that I really like and that I want to share is the one by the singer Ricardo Arjona called ** "My girlfriend is getting old" **, dedicated to her mother, and that I dedicated to mine.
She is my girlfriend since I can remember
Good love since I saw her
I already had a space in my notebook
To paint her name and show off.
He loved me when on the brink of the goal
I came penultimate in the marathon
He loves me as insensitively or as a poet
A genius, a minister, or a jester.
My girlfriend is getting old
And she's having a little trouble walking
Three months without coming and she on a tray
She serves another coffee for her love.
My girlfriend is getting old
And I was beginning to fall in love
From the weight of the things she advises
Of her universal gift of forgiveness.
She is my girlfriend, and she does not go around with blackmail
Neither she nor she sets fidelity rules
She has pandered to every character
Regardless of exclusivity.
She loves me the same if I go as a guerrilla
Or I win the Nobel Peace Prize
She doesn't care if I go last or first
If I am conformist or tenacious.
My girlfriend is getting old
And she's having a little trouble walking
Three months without coming and she on a tray
She serves another coffee for her love.
My girlfriend is getting old
And I was beginning to fall in love
From the weight of the things she advises
Of her universal gift of forgiveness.
My girlfriend always has a plate on
In case one day I plan to return
And she prepared a budget in the bank
In case she might one day need it.
There is no curve that keeps me from my girlfriend
If she never had a maybe on her lips
And although the analogy is already so obvious
You will know that I speak only to you, mom.
John Lennon
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