"Why Were They Locked up?": The Mother of a Venezuelan Man Who Died in the Earthquake After Being Deported From the United States Speaks Out
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Protest after the death of Venezuelans deported from the USA.
A group of 146 migrants were detained by the intelligence services in an old building in La Guaira.
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Mother of Venezuelan detained after deportation from US demands apology after earthquake.
Two months ago to the day, two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela in quick succession, just seconds apart. The toll: more than 6,000 dead and entire neighborhoods wiped off the map, as in the coastal city of La Guaira. Among the dead were also about a hundred passengers on a flight that had arrived from the United States the day before the earthquake. These Venezuelans had been deported by Washington in the name of Donald Trump's immigration …
Two Venezuelan mothers this Monday asked the government of Delcy Rodríguez to answer for the retention of a group of migrants who arrived deported from the US on June 24 and was transferred to a hotel that collapsed in the wake of the earthquakes that shook the country that day, without being known until now [...] The entry Mothers demand to answer for the retention in Venezuela of deportees who died in earthquake was first published in Foco Inf…
Two Venezuelan mothers asked the interim government of Delcy Rodríguez this Monday, August 24, to answer for the detention of a group of migrants who arrived deported from the United States on June 24 and was transferred to a hotel that collapsed in the wake of the double earthquake, without it being known how many of them died. “They had no criminal record, what they were doing in an improper detention, in a place (...) that was guarded by the …
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