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Now PlayingIn a significant development, the United States has resumed deportation flights to Venezuela following a recent agreement between the two nations. On March 24, 2025, a flight carrying 199 Venezuelan migrants arrived near Caracas, marking the first such repatriation since the suspension of these flights. The U.S. Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs confirmed the departure and transit of the flight through Honduras, expressing gratitude to Honduran President Xiomara Castro for facilitating the process. This resumption follows heightened tensions after the U.S. deported 238 Venezuelans to El Salvador, alleging their affiliation with the Tren de Aragua gang. These individuals were subsequently detained in El Salvador's Cecot mega-prison, prompting outcry from Venezuelan officials and families who contested the claims of criminal involvement. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro had previously halted repatriation flights in response to the U.S. revoking Chevron's oil export license. However, following negotiations, both governments agreed to resume the flights to ensure the safe return of Venezuelan nationals. Jorge Rodríguez, President of Venezuela's National Assembly, emphasized the nation's commitment to repatriating its citizens and addressing the challenges faced by migrants detained abroad.
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