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VOP-ED: Venezuela’s Migration Crisis and the Politicisation of Aid

Written by: Aamirah Patel

Venezuela has seen steady migration out of the country over the past eight years. Since 2010, approximately three million Venezuelans have fled the country.

Aamirah Patel
Aamirah Patel

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