Venezuela, pres. Maduro praises nation's success of 'Back to Homeland' plan

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Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro praised Monday the success of the 'Back to Homeland' plan and highlighted the 17 continuous months of economic growth of the Bolivarian nation. teleSUR

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00:00Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro praised Monday the success of the Back to the Homeland plan

00:04and highlighted the 17th continuous month of economic growth of the Bolivarian nation.

00:10During his weekly TV program Con Maduro Mas, the Venezuelan head of state said his government

00:14will not rest until he can bring back to Venezuela the 29 children still held in the United States.

00:20He also informed that more than 8,000 Venezuelan migrants had already been rescued

00:24and returned to the country as part of the Back to the Homeland plan.

00:27In another part of his program, the head of state forecast a 20% increase in tourist arrivals in Margarita

00:33for the current year in relation to 2024 and informed that Venezuela will continue to produce oil for the world market.

00:45At Thursday evening, we closed the deal with the United States government.

00:50The humanitarian exchange of 252 Venezuelans, we knew that they were coming.

00:57And also on Friday evening, without any mediators, the government of the United States informed

01:04that also six boys and girls of those 31 we are claiming that they were also coming to the country.

01:13On Friday, on Friday, we received them.

01:16It was a moment of great emotion.

01:22Those who are fathers and grandfathers feel this cause like a sacred cause, a special cause.

01:30No boy nor girl should be touched.

01:34They are untouchable, they are sacred.

01:38There is no explanation, no excuses, no reason to kidnap a children, a boy or a girl.

01:48No race, no religions, no nationality, there is no way, no explanation.

01:55No race, no bothers and grandfathers feel this purpose or a woman

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