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Over 7.1 million Venezuelans have left their country.

The Journey of a Venezuelan Refugee

The most desperate Venezuelan refugees cross the border with absolutely nothing, not even $30 that would buy them an 18-hour bus ride to the capital, Bogota. Left with no other option, they walk.

The Journey of a Venezuelan Refugee

The most desperate Venezuelan refugees cross the border with absolutely nothing, not even $30 that would buy them an 18-hour bus ride to the capital, Bogota. Left with no other option, they walk.

Recent Blogs

Fleeing from Venezuela to opening their restaurant in Pamplona: the inspiring story of Maria and Reiner

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Brodie Hopkins, a photographer and reporter from Australia, spent a...

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Colombia and Venezuela: Countries torn apart by violence and economic disaster, supporting each other as “brothers”

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A former voluneer, Elodie, has written an article on the relationship between Colombia and Venezuela, and what causes Colombia to welcome Venezuelan migrants with “open arms”.

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On The Ground International in Pamplona is the place where…

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Our long-term volunteer, Simone, has written a piece on her experience of volunteering with OTGI. Simone has been volunteering with us for 2 months and has been an invaluable component of our team!

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