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The elected president of Colombia, Iván Duque, traveled to Washington, United States, to meet the head of Voluntad, David Smolansky.
Politicians discussed the situation that is experienced at the Venezuelan border, the possible investigation it takes against Nicolás Maduro at the International Criminal Court, aspects of security and defense for the region, and the freedom of political prisoners.
"President-elect Iván Duque has ratified his commitment to serve and protect Venezuelans on the condition of displaced persons through the establishment of a humanitarian corridor." The creation of a multilateral cooperation fund for to help Venezuelans flee the country because of the political and humanitarian crisis is urgent, "said Smolansky after leaving the meeting with Mr. Duque
. $ 2,000 for education, housing, health, nutrition and training of Venezuelans displaced.
During the meeting, Mr. Smolansky explained to the President-elect of Colombia that the biggest challenge of the region is Venezuela. stop the economy promoted by the government of Nicolás Maduro.
"We must form an international coalition to stop the illegal trafficking of drugs, mines and fuel, which represents the greatest threat and destabilization of the region". Mr. Duke and Mr. Smolansky both agreed to work to bring Nicolás Maduro to the International Criminal Court through joint work with the Democratic countries and fight for the full freedom of Leopoldo López, Lorent Saleh and all Venezuelan political prisoners
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