In the midst of the December festivities, the non-governmental organization Provea raised its voice this Thursday, December 25, to make visible the human cost of the crisis Venezuelan immigration, remembering that the current celebrations are marked for the separation of millions of homes.
The organization stressed, in a publication shared on its X @_Provea account, that The migration phenomenon is not just a statistic, but a reality that affects the very structure of society.
It is estimated that more than 7.9 million Venezuelans are currently outside their country. They highlighted that these citizens spend the festivities far from their national territory and their loved ones.
One of the central points of Provea’s complaint is the rejection of social resignation. The NGO made a callor urgent to both citizens and the international community. “This situation should not be seen as something everyday or acceptable; “It is vital not to ‘normalize’ the crisis that the country is going through.”
The organization’s statement closed on a note of hope and demand for rights. Provea advocates that the new year bring with it the necessary conditions for a safe and dignified return, where family reunion on Venezuelan soil is possible without limitations or fear.
Thousands of Venezuelans were stranded abroad or alone in their homes for these holidays Christmas, without being able to reunite with their families after President Donald Trump declared the closure of Venezuelan airspace more than three weeks ago.
