Colombia-Venezuela border to reopen Sept. 26: Maduro

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Colombia-Venezuela border to reopen Sept. 26: Maduro

STORY: Colombia-Venezuela border to reopen Sept. 26: Maduro DATELINE: Sept. 10, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:37 LOCATION: Caracas CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. Venezuelan flag and pedestrians 2. Petro's announcement on his Twitter account 3. images of the border between two countries STORYLINE: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Friday announced the joint reopening on Sept. 26 of the border between his country and neighboring Colombia. "I am very happy to announce that as of #26Sep we will jointly open the borders between Venezuela and Colombia," the Venezuelan president shared on Twitter. Flights from the capital Caracas and the northern city of Valencia to Colombia's capital Bogota will also resume, he added. "The exchange and cooperation between our peoples are getting off to a good start," said Maduro, who on Thursday received Colombian Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Dario Umana Mendoza at the government headquarters. Colombian President Gustavo Petro on Friday also confirmed th

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