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The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Keith Rowley, confirmed at a press conference that he did not accept the entry of Venezuelans into his territory, even when the United Nations asks them for political asylum.
We are a generous people and we allow Venezuelans to come to Trinidad and Tobago to buy food and stay for a while. But we are a small island, with limited space, and we can not allow the UN to force us to be a refugee camp, said the Trinidadian leader
In April, 82 Venezuelans were arrested and expelled from Trinidad and Tobago. The UN refugee agency (Acnur) rejected the measure at that time, while accusing the government of that country of violating international refugee law.
The authorities of the Caribbean Territory then declared that Venezuelans deported they were also allowed to leave the country without charges against them.
In about four million exodus of Venezuelans to other countries is calculated, over the last 20 years, the diaspora that has intensified over the past three years. the situation of the country.
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