Apology Sought for Deportees Killed in Venezuelan Quakes
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AlKhaleej TodayFamilies of Venezuelans killed in quake after US deportation demand govt apology
CARACAS, Aug 25 — Relatives of Venezuelan deportees from the United States who died in the earthquakes that struck their country demanded an apology from Venezuela’s interim government yesterday. The 146 deported people were detained in La Guaira state hours before the twin tremors decimated the coastal region on June 24.Upon their return to Venezuela, they were stripped of their cell phones and belongings and placed in an old building controlle…
Family members of migrants deported from the United States asked the Venezuelan government on Monday for an “apology” and announced “international complaints” for the death of more than a hundred of their loved ones during the earthquakes.
Relatives of people evacuated from the United States to Venezuela and killed in the earthquakes that struck the country have demanded an apology from the Venezuelan government.
The activist representation manages the documentation of the transfer from the United States and investigates the conditions of state custody prior to the earthquakes that affected the Venezuelan territory. The post-NGO Miami provided assistance to relatives of Venezuelan migrants deported on flight 164 appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
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