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Venezuela will continue to accept flights of deportation from the US after Venecuelan President Nicholas Maduro suspended their flights earlier this month.
Jorge Rodríguez, president The Venezuela Assembly And the main negotiator with the US announced a change in politics on Saturday.
“We agreed with the US Government to continue the repatriation of Venecuelan migrants with the initial flight tomorrow, on Sunday,” Rodriguez said.
He added that the contract with the United States provided “the return of our compatriots in their nation protecting their human rights.”
Venecuelan migrants deported from the United States arrive at Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, Venezuela, on Thursday, February 20, 2025. (AP Photo/Cristian Hernandez)
In his statement, Rodriguez referred to the deportation of some Venezuelan migrants in El Salvador. President Donald Trump’s administration sent some Venezuelan members of the gang de Aragua to the country.
“Migration is not a crime and we will not rest until we achieve the return of all those who require it and until we save our brothers abducted in El Salvador,” Rodríguez said in a statement.
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Sam Maduro On Saturday, they headed to the Venezuelans who were “abducted” in El Salvador.
Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro says his country will accept flights of deportation from President Donald Trump’s administration. (Getty Images)
In recent weeks, about 350 people have been deported in Venezuela, including about 180 who spent up to 16 days in the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
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Trump’s administration said Venezuelani were sent to Guantanamo members Train Aragua.
Trump was shown next to the gang members, a moment de Aragua. (Getty Images)
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Venezuela has long been a friendly partner of oil in the United States, while the Maduro leftist regime was rooted after the 1998 election and 2000 under the rule of the late Hugo Chavez and the challenges of foreign policy.
