A recent survey has been conducted among Venezuelan refugees and migrants in South American countries. The survey explores their experiences and expectations of returning to Venezuela. It looks at the reasons behind their decision to leave their host countries and the challenges they anticipate facing upon return.

The findings suggest that family connections play a significant role in the decision to return. Discrimination is also a major factor, with many citing it as the main reason for leaving their host countries. Further details on the survey's findings are available from the source, including information on the respondents' concerns about accessing essential services after returning to Venezuela.