US EditionVenezuela Announces the Return of Four Children From the Us and Thanks Melania Trump for Her Mediation - the Ny Newspaper
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Nicolás Maduro had denounced on September 1 that more than 70 Venezuelan minors remained in ICE custody
"We will continue to fight to bring back more than 60 people who are still being held," stressed Camila Fabri, president of the Great Mission Back to the Homeland, after four of the nine children expected arrived on this day.
Venezuela announced today the arrival of four children who, according to the Venezuelan government, were "retired" in the United States, and thanked the first lady of the North American country, Melania Trump, for having "become" this return. In Telegram, the president of the government programme Gran Mission Return to the Patria, Camilla Fabri, said that four children of "more than 60 who are still detained" and that they had been "separated fr…
In Telegram, the president of the government programme Gran Mission Return to La Patria, Camilla Fabri, said that four children of "more than 60 who are still detained" and who had been "separated from their families in a flagrant violation of international law and human rights" returned to the country of South America. "These little soldiers have faced a difficult experience, but now they are ready to meet their families and start a new stage o…
The executive reported on Friday on the arrival of four children who, he denounced, were "retained" in the United States, and thanked the first lady of the American country, Melania Trump, for having "made this return possible". In Telegram, the president of the program "Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria", Camilla Fabri, said that they returned to the nation [...] The entry Four children who were "retained" in the United States arrived in Venezuela…
The government of Nicolás Maduro announced on Friday, September 12, that “it managed to return” 4 of the 60 children “kidnapped by the United States.” Camilla Fabri Saab, president of the Great Mission Back to the Homeland, reported on social networks that the minors who returned to the country are: Breithker Alejandro Mosquera Álvarez, 11 years old; José Dnaiel Urdaneta Cárdenas, 9; Yoel Alejandro Zerpa Malave, 5; and Dominic Gabriel Carmona Ál…
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