Venezuela Slams US Over Chaotic Repatriation Process as Only 71 Migrants Return - teleSUR English

Caracas, 7 May (EFE).- A group of 71 Venezuelan migrants deported by the United States returned to their country on Wednesday on a flight from Honduras, where they were searched for by a plane from the state-run Conviasa, according to Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, who said that the Donald Trump government again sent fewer people than it originally announced.

A flight with 71 Venezuelans deported from the United States arrived on Wednesday night to the International Airport of Maiquetía Simón Bolívar, in La Guaria state, from Honduras, reported the Minister of Internal Relations, Justice and Peace, Diosdado Cabello. READ ALSO: 80 years of Victoria: Russia and Venezuela sign agreement of maximum importance for 10 years The plane moved 62 men and nine women to the airport of Maiquetía, which serves the…

Venezuela Slams US Over Chaotic Repatriation Process as Only 71 Migrants Return - teleSUR English

Venezuelan VP Diosdado Cabello criticizes US for disorganized migrant repatriation after only 71 of promised 244 returnees arrived. Calls for return of separated children intensify. Related: Venezuela to Resume On Sunday Repatriation of Its Migrants From the US Venezuela Condemns US for Chaotic Repatriation Process as Only 71 Migrants Return A recent incident has highlighted complications in Venezuelan migrant repatriation efforts, with Sectoral…

Venezuela's Interior Minister, Diosdado Cabello, has confirmed the landing on Venezuelan soil...

A group of 71 Venezuelan migrants deported by the United States returned to their country on Wednesday on a flight from Honduras, where they were searched for by a plane from the state-run Conviasa, according to Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, who said that the Donald Trump government again sent fewer people than it originally announced.«Imperialism makes us move a large plane thinking that they have a word, but they have no word, they never…

He arrived at Maiquetía International Airport on a plane with 71 Venezuelans who were sent from the United States to Honduras. 62 men and 9 women had been arrested by U.S. migration agents and accused of belonging to the Aragua Train gang. By Agencia La entrada 71 Venezuelans arrive from the U.S. to Honduras was first published in Foco Informativa.