PANAMA CITY (Reuters) – Some 4.3 million Venezuelan refugees and migrants face difficulty accessing basic services, food, and formal employment, a statement from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said on Wednesday. Half of the refugee and migrant population across Latin America and the Caribbean cannot afford three meals a day and do not have access to decent or safe housing, according to the statement. Many Venezuelans are forced to resort to sex, begging or indebtedness, to make ends meet, the IOM added. The number of Venezuelans migrating irregularly has risen in 2022, repr…