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Colômbia receberá refugiados afegãos que se dirigem aos EUA

Cerca de 4 mil afegãos que colaboraram com norte-americanos ficarão no país até a emissão de visto norte-americano

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Presidente da Colômbia anunciou a abertura do país para afegãos que vão para os EUA
Presidente da Colômbia anunciou a abertura do país para afegãos que vão para os EUA

A Colômbia hospedará temporariamente afegãos que fogem da tomada de seu país pelo Talibã enquanto aguardam a aprovação para entrar nos Estados Unidos, disse o presidente Iván Duque nesta sexta-feira (20).

Leia também: Itamaraty confirma que cinco brasileiros estão no Afeganistão

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Duque não especificou quantos afegãos transitariam pela Colômbia. Os meios de comunicação dos EUA e da Colômbia informaram que o número será de cerca de 4.000.

O presidente dos EUA, Joe Biden, está enfrentando críticas por sua forma de lidar com a caótica retirada norte-americana do Afeganistão. Os críticos acusam seu governo de avaliar mal a velocidade com que o Talibã assumiria o controle e de desvirtuar o planejamento de retirada de norte-americanos e aliados afegãos após a presença de 20 anos dos EUA no Afeganistão.

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“A Colômbia também se junta ao grupo de países aliados que oferecerá apoio aos EUA para que os cidadãos do Afeganistão que ajudaram os EUA durante anos e que estão em processo de registro e transferência migratória para aquele país possam ficar na Colômbia temporariamente", disse Duque em declarações conjuntas com o embaixador dos Estados Unidos, Philip Goldberg.

Mais detalhes serão fornecidos nos próximos dias, segundo Duque.

Os Estados Unidos pagarão o custo da estada dos afegãos no país sul-americano, disse Goldberg, agradecendo à Colômbia por sua ajuda e também por sua generosidade em receber cerca de 2 milhões de imigrantes venezuelanos.

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AFGHANISTAN-INDIA-EVACUATION-CONFLICT Indian nationals queue to board an Indian military aircraft at the airport in Kabul on August 17, 2021 to be evacuated after the Taliban stunning takeover of Afghanistan. STR / AFP
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In this image released by the US Central Command Public Affairs, US Embassy personnel from Afghanistan board a Qatar Airways flight to Kuwait as part of Operation Allies Refuge on August 17, 2021, at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. Noah Coger / US Central Command (CENTCOM) / AFP
AFGHANISTAN-AUSTRALIA-CONFLICT This handout photo taken and received on August 18, 2021 from the Australian Department of Defence shows people boarding the first Australian Defence Force evacuation flight in Kabul. SGT Glen McCarthy / AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE / AFP
This handout photo taken and released by the French Etat-major des Armees on August 18, 2021 shows people getting off a French Air Force Airbus A400M at the air base of Al Dhafra, near Abu Dhabi after being evacuated from Kabul as part of the operation "Apagan". The military operation dubbed "Apagan" was launched on August 15, 2021 in order to evacuate people from Afghanistan where the Taliban have taken over the country. Handout / ETAT MAJOR DES ARMEES / AFP
This handout photo taken on August 18, 2021 by the Turkish Defence Ministery Press Service and released on August 19 shows Turkish citizens on A400 M type transport aircraft of the Turkish Air Forces during evacuation of Turkish citizen in Kabul international Hamid Karzai airport. The Taliban fighters took control of Kabul on August 15 after a lightning offensive that saw the former government's provincial strongholds around the country topple like dominoes in a matter of days. Handout / TURKISH DEFENCE MINISTRY / AFP
SPAIN-AFGHANISTAN-CONFLICT In this handout image released on August 18, 2021 by La Moncloa, Spaniards who remain in Afghanistan as well as Afghans and their families who worked at the Spanish side, queue to board the first Spanish Air Force Airbus A400M headed to Dubai at the Kabul airport. Afghans and foreigners have been desperately trying to flee the country since the Taliban's comeback, with the United States and other nations stepping up evacuation airlifts from Kabul. Handout / LA MONCLOA / AFP

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AFGHANISTAN-INDIA-EVACUATION-CONFLICT Indian nationals queue to board an Indian military aircraft at the airport in Kabul on August 17, 2021 to be evacuated after the Taliban stunning takeover of Afghanistan. STR / AFP
This handout photo taken and provided by the German armed forces Bundeswehr on August 17, 2021 shows evacuees from Kabul, Afghanistan, sitting inside an aircraft upon arrival in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, during a military evacuation operation to fly out German nationals, local workers and other people at risk from Kabul, Afghanistan, where people try to flee the country after the Taliban swept back to power. On August 18, the German cabinet approved the mandate for the German armed forces' ongoing evacuation mission in Afghanistan. Up to 600 soldiers can be deployed for the mission until September 30 at the latest. Marc Tessensohn / BUNDESWEHR / AFP
In this image released by the US Central Command Public Affairs, US Embassy personnel from Afghanistan board a Qatar Airways flight to Kuwait as part of Operation Allies Refuge on August 17, 2021, at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. Noah Coger / US Central Command (CENTCOM) / AFP
AFGHANISTAN-AUSTRALIA-CONFLICT This handout photo taken and received on August 18, 2021 from the Australian Department of Defence shows people boarding the first Australian Defence Force evacuation flight in Kabul. SGT Glen McCarthy / AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE / AFP
This handout photo taken and released by the French Etat-major des Armees on August 18, 2021 shows people getting off a French Air Force Airbus A400M at the air base of Al Dhafra, near Abu Dhabi after being evacuated from Kabul as part of the operation "Apagan". The military operation dubbed "Apagan" was launched on August 15, 2021 in order to evacuate people from Afghanistan where the Taliban have taken over the country. Handout / ETAT MAJOR DES ARMEES / AFP
This handout photo taken on August 18, 2021 by the Turkish Defence Ministery Press Service and released on August 19 shows Turkish citizens on A400 M type transport aircraft of the Turkish Air Forces during evacuation of Turkish citizen in Kabul international Hamid Karzai airport. The Taliban fighters took control of Kabul on August 15 after a lightning offensive that saw the former government's provincial strongholds around the country topple like dominoes in a matter of days. Handout / TURKISH DEFENCE MINISTRY / AFP
SPAIN-AFGHANISTAN-CONFLICT In this handout image released on August 18, 2021 by La Moncloa, Spaniards who remain in Afghanistan as well as Afghans and their families who worked at the Spanish side, queue to board the first Spanish Air Force Airbus A400M headed to Dubai at the Kabul airport. Afghans and foreigners have been desperately trying to flee the country since the Taliban's comeback, with the United States and other nations stepping up evacuation airlifts from Kabul. Handout / LA MONCLOA / AFP

Entre terça (17) e quarta-feira (18), as forças armadas de diversos países deram início ao processo de retirada de seus cidadãos do Afeganistão, que desde o último domingo (15) está sob controle do Talibã. Na foto acima, indianos fazem fila para embarc...

Entre terça (17) e quarta-feira (18), as forças armadas de diversos países deram início ao processo de retirada de seus cidadãos do Afeganistão, que desde o último domingo (15) está sob controle do Talibã. Na foto acima, indianos fazem fila para embarcar em um avião militar que partiu na terça-feira de Cabul, capital do país, rumo à Índia

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