Journalist Jorge Ramos, deported by Nicolás Maduro's regime, arrived at Maiquetía airport to return to Miami

The journalist Jorge Ramos He arrived at Maiquetía airport at 8:05 this morning after the regime of Nicolás Maduro decided to expel him from Venezuela.

The communicator, with the journalistic team of Univision, will depart on a flight to Miami at noonaccording to what was reported by the National Union of Venezuelan Press Workers (SNTP).

The SNTP added that he would be traveling on the flight AA1483, from American Airlines.

Previously, the union had posted on their Twitter account two photographs of the transfer of Ramos and his team Univision, The journalist Pedro Ultreras of Univisión recorded a video at the moment they left the hotel.

The Hispanic TV reporter spoke on Monday after being detained for nearly three hours at the Miraflores Palace, after an interview that did not like Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.

"We had an interview with the leader Nicolás Maduro and, after 17 minutes of interview, he did not like the things we asked, on the lack of democracy in Venezuela, on torture, on political prisoners, on the humanitarian crisis … ", said Ramos to Patricia Janiot Univisión Information Bulletinminutes after being released.

"(Mature) He got up from the interview after I showed him the video of some young people eating in a garbage truck"Ramos says.

"Immediately one of his ministers, Jorge Rodríguez, came to tell us that the interview it was not allowed and they confiscated all the material. We have nothing, they kept the cameras, all our equipment, the maintenance that they had, they took our cell phones, we did not interview ", did he declare.

"Then they kept us separated for two and a half hours, put us in a security room, turned off the lights, took our cell phones, kept a lot of our belongings and went back to the house. 39; hotel."He continued.

"Our work was stolen. This will be announced with or without video, "added Ramos.