ENHANCING INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION ON VENEZUELAN MIGRANT INTEGRATION - Venezuela’s crisis has fueled the largest wave of mass migration in this hemisphere’s recent history, with nearly eight million Venezuelans fleeing in the last decade. With Nicolás Maduro preparing to assume another illegitimate mandate in January following this year’s stolen presidential election, these numbers are expected to increase – an issue that will be top of mind for the incoming Trump Administration. Stronger regional and multilateral cooperation is critical to effectively mitigate the protracted humanitarian crisis and provide stability for host countries.

Please join the Atlantic Council’s Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center for a conversation on the expectations for Venezuelan migration looking to 2025 and the regional response to the outflows of Venezuelan migrants and refugees. This event is part of continued efforts to highlight the repercussions of Maduro continuing to remain in power despite his election loss.

ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 11/19/2024