Colombia’s response to Venezuela’s humanitarian crisis
Al Jazeera
Nearly 2 million Venezuelan refugees are living in the neighboring country without stability or visas.
More than 5 million Venezuelans have fled the country — and almost half of them are in Colombia. Nearly 2 million people are living in the neighboring country without stability or visas. Now, the Colombian government is offering an alternative to Venezuelans living there. Colombian President Iván Duque hopes this measure will get the country international help for one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world. We hear about this possible path to legal residency from an Al Jazeera correspondent, and from Venezuelans currently in Colombia. In this episode:
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