Venezuela receives 3 migrant children it denounced as "kidnapped" by the U.S.

Caracas.- Venezuelan authorities reported this Friday that they received 3 of the more than 70 children that Caracas denounces as "kidnapped" by the United States Government, which it accuses of having separated them from their parents deported from that country. "Today we managed to rescue three children who were kidnapped in the United States. There are still more than 70 children missing, but today President Nicolás Maduro made this miracle possible," said the president of the government program Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria, Camilla Fabri. Through a video posted on Telegram, Fabri assured that the authorities are "very happy" for "the great work that was done" to achieve the return of the little ones.

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The government program warned, in a text accompanying the broadcast recording, that the children faced "a difficult experience" in the U.S., but assured that they are now "ready to reunite with their families". For its part, the Ministry of Interior and Justice specified on Instagram that the three children arrived in Venezuela aboard a deportation flight that transported a total of 305 people and was operated by the American airline Eastern Airlines.