These exiled Venezuelans dream of returning home. What’s stopping them?
Summary
The article discusses Venezuelans in exile who hoped to return home after President Nicolas Maduro left power. However, despite Maduro's removal, the former leader's oppressive systems remain, causing many exiles to hesitate about returning. The U.S. now recognizes Delcy Rodríguez as Venezuela's interim leader.Key Facts
- Luis Peche, a Venezuelan political consultant, was forced into exile in Colombia in 2025.
- Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's leader, is no longer in power as of January 3.
- The United States took Maduro to New York for trial.
- The U.S. government, under President Donald Trump, recognizes Delcy Rodríguez as Venezuela's interim leader.
- Despite Maduro's exit, his government's structures and security forces remain in Venezuela.
- Exiled Venezuelans are cautious about returning home due to ongoing violence.
- Roving gangs still threaten people who oppose the government in Venezuela.
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