Venezuela has taken a significant step by sending two planes to repatriate nearly 200 undocumented migrants from the United States.
This move comes amid a strained relationship with Washington, which does not recognize Nicolás Maduro as the legitimate president.
The action symbolizes an effort from Maduro’s government to mend ties with the U.S. while seeking relief from severe economic sanctions.
The repatriation aligns with U.S. President Donald Trump’s stated intention to initiate a massive deportation campaign. Many of the immigrants affected by this policy originate from Latin American countries, including Venezuela.
Maduro’s agreement with a visiting U.S. envoy on January 31 reflects a rare moment of cooperation between the two nations.
As Venezuela grapples with its ongoing political and economic crisis, this initiative may mark the beginning of a new chapter in U.S.-Venezuela relations.
With the potential for further collaboration, both governments might redefine their interactions and address the challenges faced by their citizens.