Venezuela receives migrants from America – Times of India

Maiquetia: Venezuela has brought around 200 homes Unarmed migrant From the United States, even the United Nations warned that no one should be forced into the distressed Caribbean country.
Karakas sent two aircraft which returned home late on Monday night, saying that it is expected to have a “new beginning” in relationships with Washington, which does not identify Nicholas Maduro As a legitimate president of the country.
But in Geneva, United States agency ,Unseen)) Emphasized that “people (under) international security should not be refunded, and there should be no forced returns in Venezuela.”
us President Donald Trump Promises to fulfill the biggest exile campaign in the history of our country, vowel to expel millions of unspecified immigrants from Latin American countries.
Shortly after assuming office on January 20, he snatched around 600,000 Venezuela in the United States from the exile under his predecessor. Joe BidenA remedy that tolerates foreigners cannot safely return home due to war, natural disasters or other “extraordinary” conditions.
UNHCR spokesman William Spindler said the situation in Venezuela did not change on Monday, “and in fact, some political instability in the country has increased after recent elections.”
Maduro, eager to finish US sanctions, agreed to visit American envoy Richard Granal on 31 January, and also offered to provide transportation to accept the return of exile migrants and also offer transportation.
Maduro’s victory in the elections last July has been rejected by the United States and several other countries, many of which are recognized as the right Victor, Opposition candidate Edmondo Gonzalez Urutia.
The results of contesting elections led to protests in which at least 2,400 people were arrested, in which 28 were killed and around 200 injured in unrest.
‘Dignity and Human Rights’
Chartered, the first two Venezuela flights by the state carrier Convyasa, reached the Maquetia International Airport late on Monday night, serving Capital Karakas.
Some migrants were handcuffed, which were removed before being removed, some raised their arms at the festival, as they landed, an AFP reporter saw.
A statement by the Ministry of External Affairs said, “Venezuela has always made it clear that any transfer of Venezuela should be done with full respect for their dignity and human rights.”
It also asked for the hope of the Government of Venezuela for “a new beginning of relations between the two countries on the basis of honor”.
Trump broke the ties with Washington in January 2019 after Trump’s then Trump’s then demonstration leader Juan Guayo was recognized as “Interim President”, which was neither free nor impartial. Was given.
Maduro maintained his grip on power despite international pressure and was sworn in during the third six -year tenure last month.
The Biden administration had rested restrictions on Venezuela oil as part of a deal for American prisoners and promised to make free choices.
Venezuela freed 10 American citizens into a swap, but Maduro resumed the punishment after Maduro did not follow through democratic reforms.
However, there was a concession that allowed companies such as Chevron to continue operations in Venezuela, with the world’s largest proven oil reserves.
Grenal traveled to Karakas to meet Maduro despite Washington’s objections, and returned home with six Americans, who were detained there.
It was not clear what Karakas obtained from the talks, which the American Special Envoy for Latin America Mauricio Claver-Caron has said that there is no softening of the US situation on Maduro.
The Trump administration has said “We do not need Venezuela oil.”
The White House posted a picture on the social network X Monday, which has shocked people riding in a cuff plane, stating: “Report flights to Venezuela have resumed, which has resumed, which has resumed, which has resumed Ambassador @Richardgrenells the first two flights.
During his election campaign, Trump repeatedly highlighted suspicious crimes by unspecified migrants, although immigrants are less likely to commit crimes compared to the original Americans.
Officials said some exiled Venezuela had formed connections with the train de Argua gang, although Venezuela’s internal minister Diosdado Cabello said there were criminal records of “very low”.
All passengers will have to undergo a criminal record check, with those arrested for immigration violations in the United States, while alleged criminals will be placed behind bars for investigation, according to an internal ministry official.