Those who returned to Venezuela tell their story of how they returned to live in peace here

The opposition in Venezuela, in recent years, has been dedicated to promoting migration and then promoting homophobia. Despicable figures such as the fugitive Julio Borges, in statements to the international press, said that “the crisis in Venezuela is contagious”.

In this sense, Venezuelans who have heeded the so-called opposition to migrate have been victims of mistreatment, harassment and even murder, outside our borders, regardless of age and gender.

To fully support Venezuelans abroad in a comprehensive way together with their families, President Nicolás Maduro carried out the Plan Back to the Fatherland.

Vanessa Camacho, a returnee, spoke of her experience with her children in the context of security in schools, when some mothers received invitations for techniques for weapons attacks via email.