Organizing the Venezuelan Opposition Primaries Abroad
NGOs and parties around the world came together to organize an election for hundreds of thousands of dispersed Venezuelan voters
Tag: Venezuelan Migrants
What's Behind the Siege of Tocorón?
Journalist Ronna Rísquez explained what's behind the government's crackdown on Venezuela's most notorious prison
How to Read the Watson Hotel Protests
A group of male migrants and refugees protested to avoid being removed from the hotel rooms paid for by the city. Is the local authority required to provide for all their needs? Or should they take on the responsibility to provide for themselves?
2022 Migration Year in Review
We closed 2022 with more than 7 million Venezuelan migrants and refugees scattered throughout the world, surpassing now the two greatest forced displacement flows, from Syria and Ukraine. Here is a synthesis of the critical milestones of our story of migration
A Venezuelan Community Grows in Utah
With some help of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and attracted by the job market, Venezuelans became the third largest Latin American community in the state
Using Migrants as a Political Weapon
What Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis are doing right now to Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. resembles tactics from infamous dictators like Fidel Castro and Aleksander Lukashenko
What Happens After Crossing the Darien Gap and Making It to the U.S.
For many, the long journey through the Darien Gap, Central America, and Mexico, with all its dangers and costs, could end up back in Maiquetía, only a couple of years later. Henriquez explains the bureaucratic Darien that migrants face when they get to the US
Peru: A Troubled Government Scapegoats Venezuelan Migrants
Ignoring the commitments made in the last Summit of the Americas, the Castillo administration expanded the reasons for deporting Venezuelans. Which are the implications for Latin America?
The Extension of TPS for Venezuelans Is Positive but Insufficient
Even though some can stay in the U.S., the measure leaves out many other migrants in need of regular status. We tell you what it means, and what it doesn’t cover
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