U.S. and Venezuela to Resume Deportation Flights Amid Migration Surge
Venezuela's government agrees to restart repatriation flights for deported migrants from the U.S., announced by diplomat Richard Grenell. Scheduled to begin on Friday, these flights follow discussions in Caracas regarding a long-standing migration crisis caused by Venezuela's economic and political turmoil.
A series of policy flip-flops between the US and Venezuela is hitting the nation’s bond market with a fresh bout of ...
Venezuela said it would stop taking deportees from the US in response to Washington’s decision to revoke oil giant Chevron’s ...
A Colombian town adapted its economy to Darién Gap travellers. Now only a few are travelling — and in the opposite direction ...
Dozens of Venezuelan migrants boarded small boats on an island off the Caribbean coast of Panama on Monday, setting off towards Colombia by sea as part of a reverse migration of families who have ...
Josybeth, a 37-year-old Venezuelan woman stranded in northern Mexico, said that now that the legal pathways to enter the U.S.
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Venezuelan parents watch from home as their son is buried in Texas after drowningGustavo Alfonso Garcia Olivares died at 24, drowning in the Rio Grande not far from where he was buried Thursday at the ...
One of the key reasons Venezuela’s economy is slowly recovering from the worst collapse in modern history is an oil giant 2,200 miles away: Chevron Corp.
Sanctions have already proven to influence migration patterns by disrupting Venezuela's economic fabric, particularly the oil revenues that fund imports critical to productivity beyond the energy ...
Visa-free travel to several countries is becoming more restricted for Nigerian passport holders as it's losing its passport ...
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