The Minister for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace Diosdado Cabello, during his program with the deck giving, explained that 62 men and nine women arrived, did not arrive minors.
Primicia Archive | More than 3 thousand nationals have returned to the country since February of this year
A new group of 71 Venezuelan migrants from Honduras and who had been victims of kidnapping in the United States (USA), returned to the country this Wednesday on a direct flight of Conviasa as part of the great mission Plan Vuelta a la Patria.
The information was announced by sector vice president of politics, citizen security and peace, Diosdado Cabello, during his program with the deck giving, where he explained that 62 men and nine women arrived, did not arrive minors.
-Since last February of this year with the resumption of the return plan to the country, more than 3 thousand nationals have returned to the country, as part of the policies implemented by the revolutionary government, through the humanitarian plan return to the country, facilitating not only the return of Venezuelans, but also receiving economic, educational and legal assistance for reintegration into Venezuelan society.
They comply with health protocols
Now, the nationals must comply with the corresponding protocols for migration, health, psychological support, among others, following the guidelines issued by the Constitutional President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro Moros and the Sectorial Vice President of Policy, Citizen Security and Peace, Diosdado Cabello Rondón.
Migrants entering the country will receive comprehensive medical care from the Venezuelan Red Cross personnel, after being submitted to a protocol interview and the exhaustive review of their cases, so that security agencies proceed by transferring them to their respective homes.
With this new mission back to the homeland, the commitment of President Nicolás Maduro Moros is reaffirmed, to maintain a policy in defense of the human rights of his people, regardless of international pressures, as a free and sovereign country.
