They fled repression in Venezuela. They may migrate again due to the US foreign aid freeze
- Alexandra Guerra, a Venezuelan migrant, saw her hopes for a better future crushed when the U.S. Halted foreign aid, impacting her vocational training in Colombia.
- Colombian officials state that the freeze on aid has led to the suspension of over 82 programs worth nearly $2 billion in Colombia.
- Gustavo Vivas, project director for USAID, noted that cutting these programs contradicts the goal of reducing migration and helps prevent Venezuelans from heading to the U.S.
- Migrants like Ayarith Olimpio express their struggles and emphasize that they leave their countries due to dire circumstances, not by choice.
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