More than a million Venezuelans They agreed to return to their country through the program “Mission back to the Homeland”which provides assistance economic, educational and legal.
He President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduroagain called on his compatriots who emigrated to join the “Mission Return to the Homeland”, which offers a Free return and three axes of assistance: legal, comprehensive care in education, culture and sports, as well as socioeconomic protection.
“They deserve attention and dignity, and the Venezuelan State does everything to protect them and help them return to their land.”Maduro said, pointing out that the diplomat Pedro Sazone It’s at front of the repatriation program.
During the 50th edition of his program “With Maduro+”The president highlighted the importance of this initiative and expressed his wish that the entire region be surprised by the resurgence of the Bolivarian country: “Venezuela will be the wonder of South America.”
What are the three main axes of the programme?
Maduro stressed that the mission “offers a free return to Venezuelan migrants who find themselves in difficult situations, whether due to economic problems or having suffered xenophobia in their host countries.” According to data from the Foreign Ministry, accessed by the Noticias Argentinas agency in Caracas, The repatriated people come from 25 countries.
He second axis One of the program’s objectives is to accompany the process of school completion and ensure training in sports and arts, especially for children and adolescents. The last point aims to protect the rights of children and adolescents. Employment, health and education rights.
“While the opposition builds a discourse where Venezuelans have to leave, Here we tell you that together we can build the country we want and dream of.“, said the Vice Minister for Latin America of Venezuela, Rander Peña.
The President, who seeks reelection on July 28also stated that “Thousands of migrants have already registered” to return and that many “are receiving support from their families in Venezuela.”
Source: Ambito
