VOICED : Peru expulsa a 131 venezolanos con antedecentes criminales

Peru expelled 131 Venezuelans with criminal records, following a police raid that seized weapons and drugs. A special police brigade was formed to tackle foreign gangs, mainly involving Venezuelans. The Peruvian government clarified its focus on criminals, not the migrant community. A survey indicated a perceived link between rising crime and the Venezuelan presence. In response, Venezuela's government accused Peru of xenophobia.

What was the reason for the expulsion of 131 Venezuelans from Peru?

• They were part of a cultural exchange program.

• They had criminal backgrounds.

• They were undocumented immigrants.

• They were involved in political protests.

What was the primary purpose of the special police brigade created by Peru?

• To combat foreign criminal gangs.

• To promote tourism in Lima.

• To assist in natural disaster relief.

• To support local businesses.

According to the Peruvian Interior Minister, who is the focus of the police efforts?

• Local Peruvian citizens.

• The entire Venezuelan community.

• Tourists visiting Peru.

• Criminals, not the migrant community.

What was the perception in Lima regarding the increase in crime?

• It was unrelated to the presence of Venezuelans.

• It was linked to the massive presence of Venezuelans.

• It was due to local economic issues.

• It was caused by international tourists.

How did the Venezuelan government react to the creation of the police brigade in Peru?

• They supported the initiative.

• They accused Peru of xenophobia.

• They remained neutral.

• They offered to send their own police force.