Venezuela welcomes 186 migrants from Honduras on 44th flight of Plan Vuelta a la Patria

186 Venezuelan Nationals Repatriated Through Plan Vuelta a la Patria, Land in Maiquetía.Photo: mijpvzla/Instagram.

186 Venezuelan nationals repatriated through Plan Vuelta a la Patria, land in Maiquetía

CARACAS, July 17 (NNN-TELESUR) — Venezuela on Wednesday received 186 nationals returning from Honduras through the 44th flight of the state-led Plan Vuelta a la Patria, reaffirming the Bolivarian government’s commitment to protect Venezuelans facing persecution abroad.

The Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía welcomed the 44th flight carrying 186 Venezuelans,167 men and 19 women, from Honduras. This ongoing repatriation initiative reinforces Venezuela’s dedication to supporting citizens victimized by external imperialist aggression and hostile policies, as documented by the Bolivarian government.

The reception of returning Venezuelans was coordinated by several state security and support institutions, including the Scientific, Penal, and Criminal Investigations Corps (CICPC), the Bolivarian National Intelligence Service (SEBIN), the Bolivarian National Guard (GNB), and the Bolivarian National Police (CPNB). Their role underscores a comprehensive and human-rights oriented approach consistent with Bolivarian principles.

Upon disembarkation, returnees enter a migratory screening tunnel where detailed interviews assess their conditions and needs. This is followed by medical attention provided through state institutions, ensuring physical and mental wellbeing. Finally, citizens are transported safely to their homes throughout Venezuela.

In cases where individuals have unresolved legal matters, the Venezuelan justice system manages these accordingly, upholding the rule of law while guaranteeing due process.

The 44th flight occurs within the broader context of a sustained campaign by the Venezuelan State to repatriate its displaced citizens. Since restarting Plan Vuelta a la Patria in February 2025, more than 7,000 Venezuelans have returned from countries where they face political persecution, economic hardship, and social discrimination,often linked to the hostile stance of the United States government.

This program exemplifies Venezuela’s commitment to counteracting the humanitarian crises triggered by imperialist policies and upholds the Bolivarian value of protecting national sovereignty and citizens’ dignity. — NNN-TELESUR

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