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Over 900,000 Venezuelan Migrants Return Home, Says Government - Vimarsana News

Over 900,000 Venezuelan Migrants Return Home, Says Government

Venezuela has been grappling with one of the most significant migration crises in the Western Hemisphere in recent years. Economic, political, and humanitarian factors drive this complex and multifaceted crisis.

Venezuela And The US: New Immigration Agreement For Air Deportations In The Midst Of The Crisis - Vimarsana News

Venezuela And The US: New Immigration Agreement For Air Deportations In The Midst Of The Crisis

Venezuela confirmed the signing of an immigration agreement with the US for air deportations.

US says that Venezuela decided "independently" to receive deportation flights - Vimarsana News

US says that Venezuela decided "independently" to receive deportation flights

Washington, Oct 6 (EFE) – The Venezuelan government’s decision to accept migrant deportation flights from the US again, after years of not doing so, was “independent,” a Department of Homeland Security official told EFE on Friday. Caracas broke off diplomatic relations with the US in 2019, but has begun a tentative rapprochement with Washington in …

Continued Exodus and Closed-Up Houses in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Continued Exodus and Closed-Up Houses in Venezuela

The many closed doors bear witness to a collapse that has pushed millions of Venezuelans abroad, as do the small number of lights at night.

Open Migration Flows and Closed-Up Houses in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Open Migration Flows and Closed-Up Houses in Venezuela

Gladys swore she would not cry in front of her small children, but she still had to wipe away a couple of tears when she turned her head and looked, perhaps for the last time, at her dream house on Ma