Panama and Venezuela Agree to Resume Commercial Flights Between Their Countries After Almost a Year
- Panama and Venezuela announced on Thursday, May 22, 2025, that they will resume commercial flights after nearly a year of suspension.
- The suspension began last July when Venezuela withdrew its diplomatic representation after Panama's president refused to recognize Nicolás Maduro's reelection.
- Several airlines, including Panamanian Copa and Venezolana Airlines, started advertising flights, with Copa working to finalize itineraries and flights expected to begin on Friday.
- Venezuela recently prohibited flights from Colombia and detained more than 30 individuals accused of planning actions aimed at undermining the nation just before the legislative elections set for Sunday.
- The resumption suggests a cautious thaw in relations as Panama seeks Venezuela's agreement to accept deported migrants and aims to normalize connectivity despite political tensions.
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