Without an armed conflict, Venezuela is the country with the largest number of refugees, people in a refugee-like situation and other people of need of international protection in the whole 🌎 Source: Global Trends UNHCR 2024

Con mis comentarios para TalCual de la pluma de María de los Ángeles Graterol. “Deportaciones sin tanto ruido: Alemania ha expulsado a casi 100 venezolanos en tres años” talcualdigital.com/deportacione...

This year I’ll be at #LASA2025 presenting, alongside Ana María Moreno, our study on the Temporary Protection Statute (ETPV) and the challenges toward a durable solution (Resident Visa) for Venezuelans in Colombia. Monday, 1:45 p.m. Panel: New Approaches to the Venezuelan Crisis.

We are excited to invite you to the upcoming workshop of the Peace and Mobilities project: Transitional Justice and Truth Commissions in Latin America: Insights from the Colombian Truth Commission 15 May 2025 10:00 – 16:00 Bielefeld University, Room X-E0-218 Youtube Channel: Peace and Mobilities

Thanks to our kick-off meeting, we began laying the conceptual and methodological foundations for our work in the coming years. We also gained firsthand insights into the experiences and contributions to peace from forcibly displaced individuals. A huge thank you to everyone! #PeaceandMobilities

Mucho se está hablando sobre los mecanismos de protección temporal como el TPS en 🇺🇸 En este análisis académico describí hace un par de años algunos aspectos de cuatro TPS a nivel global (🇺🇸🇨🇴🇹🇷🇪🇺) para entender mejor las especificidades del colombiano: erevistas.saber.ula.ve/index.php/al...

La revocación del TPS en 🇺🇸 para 🇻🇪 no solo no cuenta con base empírica que lo sustente, sino que además puede tener un impacto negativo en la región en materia de derechos y cooperación. Aquí lo explico 👇 www.caracaschronicles.com/2025/02/06/t...

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Associate Researcher at Bielefeld University where I will be part of the research team coordinating the "Peace and Mobilities” project, funded by the EU through the MSCA-Staff Exchange program.

It’s me, hi! I’m a forced migrant working on forced migration and policy in Latin America. Originally from Venezuela, I now live in Bielefeld, Germany—a city Germans jokingly claim “doesn’t exist.” But here I am, living proof that it’s real—or at least, so I like to think! In-between is HOME🤍