RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Organisation of American States (OAS) says a new report prepared by its General Secretariat has warned that the number of Venezuelan refugees and migrants could rise to seven million in 2021 if regional countries reopen their borders and the Government in Venezuela remains in place.
The OAS said The Situation Report – the second since its first in November 2020, prepared for this crisis and headed by David Smolansky – presents “a balance of the year 2020” for Venezuelan refugees and migrants.
The report highlights that the coronavirus pandemic worsened the Venezuelan migration crisis in 2020.
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