Venezuelans likely to flood checkpoints over weekend to buy food and medicine amid economic crisis, one year after border closed to crack down on smuggling Venezuela and Colombia have agreed to the gradual reopening of their border one year after the Venezuelan government closed crossings to crack down on smuggling. The announcement came after presidents Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela and Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia met in the Venezuelan city of Puerto Ordaz.
Venezuelans likely to flood checkpoints over weekend to buy food and medicine amid economic crisis, one year after border closed to crack down on smuggling Venezuela and Colombia have agreed to the gradual reopening of their border one year after the Venezuelan government closed crossings to crack down on smuggling. The announcement came after presidents Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela and Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia met in the Venezuelan city of Puerto Ordaz.
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