US Edition183 migrants deported from the US arrive in Venezuela. The Maduro government insists on the repatriation of Maikelys.
- On May 2, 2025, 183 Venezuelan migrants deported from the US arrived in Venezuela via the 18th repatriation flight under Maduro's program.
- The repatriation effort stems from Maduro's Return to the Homeland Plan, which contrasts US deportations and prioritizes dignity and reintegration.
- Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello criticized the fact that no children were included on the most recent repatriation flight and drew attention to the situation of baby Maikelys Espinoza, who was separated from her family during deportation.
- Cabello stated there are at least 30,000 Venezuelan children reportedly separated from parents and called the US response 'pure arrogance'.
- The Venezuelan government demands family reunification and continues efforts to repatriate all detained citizens, emphasizing family unity as essential.
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This Friday, May 2, Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello welcomed two flights of returning migrants. The first had 174 Venezuelan migrants coming from El Paso, Texas, United States, and the second one in the afternoon carried 183 Venezuelans also from the US, with a stopover in Honduras. The reception protocols and logistics of the operation pertain to the Return to the Homeland program launched by Nicolás Maduro’s administration in 201…
183 migrants deported from the US arrive in Venezuela. The Maduro government insists on the repatriation of Maikelys.
By Osmary Hernández and Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español A new flight carrying 183 Venezuelans deported from the United States arrived in Venezuela this Friday, the South American country's Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, reported at a press conference moments after the plane landed. He added that the group includes 157 men and 26 women who were transferred from Honduras on an aircraft belonging to the state-owned company Conviasa. With this…
Venezuela Receives New Group of Deported Migrants Amid Family Separation Concerns - teleSUR English
Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello condemned the absence of children on the latest flight, accusing the U.S. of continuing its imperialist policy of family separations. Venezuela welcomed another flight of citizens deported from the United States on Friday as part of President Nicolás Maduro’s Return to the Homeland Plan. This marks the 18th repatriation flight, arriving from Honduras with 183 Venezuelan nationals. RELATED: Venezuela’s ‘Return t…
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