Venezuelan exiles turn to prostitution to feed families Back in Venezuela, they were teachers, police officers and newspaper carriers, but were forced to flee their homeland in search of work and money to survive. But the women, without identity papers, ended up working as prostitutes in sordid bars in Colombia, saving all they can to provide for their families back home, still in the throes of economic crisis. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES**REFILING WITH SOFTER DISTORSION ON WOMEN'S SOUNDBITES**