Venezuela child refugees and migrants in Trinidad and Tobago were barred from State-run schools. This year, a change in the ...

The United States should consider not only the potential damage and disruption caused to Venezuela’s neighbors by a refugee crisis but also the implications of the crisis for U.S. interests.

Nayebis Carolina Figuera, a 34-year-old from Venezuela who fled to neighbouring Brazil Despite some spontaneous returns of Venezuelan nationals to their country of origin, the outflow of Venezuelan ...

The agencies said countries hosting the migrants and refugees were in "urgent need" of international support. Venezuela's imploding economy has meant shortages of basic supplies, such as food and ...

Warao women cook over an open fire at the refugee center in Pacaraima. Lack of food is a primary reason many leave Venezuela. Even in Brazil, their diet is limited. Many migrants walk another 135 ...

Venezuela’s economy ... where the capacity to absorb refugees is nearly exhausted. If the crisis is not resolved soon and oil revenues decline, the number of migrants could reach 5.3 million ...

Venezuela remains one of the most dangerous countries for children. Sadly, the country has the highest homicide rates in the world - a shocking 24 out of 1,000 children are murdered each year.

“I am very grateful for Brazil's willingness to take over the custody of the Argentine Embassy in Venezuela. We are also grateful for the momentary representation of the interests of the ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, March 10. /TASS/ Refugees from Venezuela are finding new ways to come to Brazil despite the ban issued by Caracas against passing the land border between the states, the TV channel ...