A total of 235 Venezuelan men and women returned to the country on a new repatriation flight from the United States within the framework of the Vuelta a la Patria (Return to the Homeland) Plan. The flight arrived at the Simón Bolívar International Airport in Maiquetía.
This flight, identified as the 100th one operated under the special return and repatriation protocols, marks a milestone in the execution of the plan. The group of repatriates is made of 219 men and 16 women, who were received on ground by an inter-institutional team comprised of authorities from citizen security, migration, and health.
When disembarking the aircraft, the nationals immediately began the protocols of integral care. Specialized personnel provided first medical assistance, proceeded with identification and migration registration, and offered legal advice on the various social reintegration and protection programs that the Venezuelan State has available to facilitate their reintegration into national life.
This constitutes the second repatriation flight from the United States that Venezuela has received so far in 2026, thus reaffirming the commitment of the National Government to protect its citizens abroad, and the right to their return.
The Ministry of People’s Power for Interior Relations, Justice and Peace reported and documented the arrival through its official channels, reiterating that the Vuelta a la Patria Plan remains active as a state policy for those Venezuelans in vulnerable situations abroad to return to the country.
