Peru's President Martin Vizcarra and Colombia's President Ivan Duque stand on attention during the national anthem, prior a meeting at the government palace in Lima, Peru May 27, 2019. REUTERS/Guadalupe Pardo
LIMA (Reuters) - Colombia and Peru on Monday called on the international community to commit more aid to help them cope with an influx of around 2 million Venezuelans who have migrated to the two countries in recent years.
The plea, part of a joint statement signed by the presidents, did not specify how much international aid they had received so far or how much more was needed.
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