
Small flags with the Conviasa logo and writing that reads "Flag Carrier of Venezuela." Photo: Conviasa/File photo.

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Small flags with the Conviasa logo and writing that reads "Flag Carrier of Venezuela." Photo: Conviasa/File photo.
In 2022, the Vuelta a la Patria program repatriated 2,060 Venezuelans with the help of the Venezuelan Consortium of Aeronautical Industries and Air Services (Conviasa).
This achievement was announced by Minister for Transportation and President of Conviasa RamĂłn Velásquez Araguayán via social media, where he shared a video summarizing the airline’s accomplishments of 2022.
#24Dic Este año 2022 ha sido de grandes victorias para Conviasa nuestra aerolĂnea bandera logrĂł superar los obstáculos y posicionar sus servicios en el mercado internacional. Otro triunfo es la repatriaciĂłn de 2060 connacionales siguiendo instrucciĂłn del presidente @NicolasMaduro pic.twitter.com/Nyvkw3MXwH
— RamĂłn Celestino Velásquez Araguayán (@rvaraguayan) December 24, 2022
“This year of 2022 has been one of great victories for Conviasa,” he wrote on social media. “Our flag carrier managed to overcome obstacles and position its services in the international market. Another triumph is the repatriation of 2,060 compatriots, following the instructions of President Nicolás Maduro.”
He mentioned that this year also saw an important victory in the Argentinian Judiciary. On June 6, Argentinian authorities seized a Boeing 747-300 plane belonging to transport company Aerocargo del Sur (EMTRASUR), also kidnapping the crew.
With massive support from the Venezuelan people and President Nicolás Maduro, the 19 illegally detained crew members were released and returned to Venezuela on September 16. However, this legal battle continues, as the plane has still not been returned to Venezuela.
(RedRadioVE) by Victoria Torres
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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