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The United States and Venezuela have agreed to resume flights for deported migrants, according to senior officials from both countries. The flights, which initially started last month, had seemingly paused. The deal aims to safeguard migrant rights and ensure safe returns. The decision comes after a visit by U.S. diplomat Richard Grenell to Caracas, where discussions on migration, sanctions, and other issues were held.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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