“I feel like the last violinist on the Titanic.” After four million Venezuelans have fled their country, one more couple tried to made it out.
CARACAS, Venezuela—Jonathan Morales and Daliana Loyo were ready to leave. Mr. Morales, a 26-year-old chef, had hidden his life savings of $150 inside the waistband of his underwear. Ms. Loyo, a 23-year-old nurse, had a grilled eggplant for the trip, packed up by her grandmother. All they carried was two backpacks and a borrowed suitcase.
Two dozen members of their families had already abandoned Venezuela. Their remaining relatives—only the very old, who could no longer travel—came to see them off that June day. They took...
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