Luis Fajardo

Several airlines, both from Europe and from Latin America, including, for example, Avianca in Colombia, Iberia and others from Europe, that are saying that they are responding to notifications by the U.S.

authorities describing what they call potentially dangerous situations in Venezuelan airspace over the next few days.

Avianca, the Colombian airline, has suggested that it will not fly more airplanes for the rest of the weekend.

What seems to be clear is that Petro has accepted to the return of these deportee flights, that they are going to return to Colombia, and that the crisis apparently at this moment seems to have subsided. Petro had said during this day of multiple social media interventions that he could not prevent the U.S. from removing Colombian nationals living irregularly in the U.S. if the U.S.

What seems to be clear is that Petro has accepted to the return of these deportee flights, that they are going to return to Colombia, and that the crisis apparently at this moment seems to have subsided. Petro had said during this day of multiple social media interventions that he could not prevent the U.S. from removing Colombian nationals living irregularly in the U.S. if the U.S.

didn't accept them. But he insisted that there had to be a protocol respecting the dignity, of Colombian citizens. He objected to what he was describing as unfair treatment of the Colombian citizens and the fact that they were returning in military planes. So this seemed to be one part of the discussion that Petro had said.

didn't accept them. But he insisted that there had to be a protocol respecting the dignity, of Colombian citizens. He objected to what he was describing as unfair treatment of the Colombian citizens and the fact that they were returning in military planes. So this seemed to be one part of the discussion that Petro had said.

He even offered to send the Colombian presidential plane to pick up the Colombian deportees in the U.S. and fly them back to Colombia.

He even offered to send the Colombian presidential plane to pick up the Colombian deportees in the U.S. and fly them back to Colombia.