On September 26, 2021, the Venezuelan government denounced the recent violence against Venezuela migrants in Chile.

As the massive migration out of Venezuela continues, there are now more Venezuelans in Peru than in five provinces of Venezuela.

The Uruguayan president, Luis Lacalle Pou, said that the opening of borders with Argentina will be “positive.”

Mexico and Colombia are two nations that with a shared history, diversity, and privileged geographical positions.

According to the US Customs and Border Protection (CPB), they discovered 4,520 Venezuelans at US borders in 2020, which has increased by more than eightfold and is now approaching 39,555 people in 2021.

While drug trafficking is a serious and ongoing problem in Ecuador, there is a growing concern for the trafficking of weapons from the south from Chile and Peru.

On September 8, three Bolivian soldiers were detained by Chilean forces in the Colchane community accused of robbery, intimidation, and illegal possession of guns.

On Monday, September 13, upon the inauguration of the 48th session of the Human Rights Council, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet presented a summary of the last report published by her agency, where she condemned the persecution of human rights advocates and trade union leaders in Venezuela and Nicaragua.

The Colombian army was attacked in Arauca, leaving five soldiers dead.

Venezuelans fleeing to Peru begin to break with prejudices and stereotypes of foreigners as they invest in their businesses.