Peru will have to temporarily close its borders.

Peru receives with open arms not only Venezuelans, but also any foreigner who comes to this blessed land to grow in all aspects: Peruvians have been characterized by solidarity and the political and social history of our Republic corroborates what I say However, dear friends and readers, we are not prepared for a Venezuelan exodus. I have to specify that Venezuela has 31,885,338 citizens and those millions of people at this precise moment are planning to leave their country for Colombia, Peru, Chile and Argentina: they can not go to Ecuador since it is an identical model to the Venezuelan , and they can not go to Bolivia either, because Evo Morales closed its borders for immigrants from that country. I repeat: there are 31,885,338 Venezuelan brothers who will seek to leave that nation in the next six months. And they will go to: Colombia, Peru, Chile and Argentina.

Some Peruvians feel "flattered" that Venezuelans have created "the Peruvian dream," something similar to "the American dream" in the 1990s, as thousands of Venezuelan citizens dream of raising a certain amount of money and going to this country : situation similar to that of the Peruvians who dreamed -in the first government of Alan García (1989) - to go to the US, Canada or some European country to find a better quality of life, when this politician sent to the abyss to Peru. Even a certain elementary and current press in the country supports this concept of "the Peruvian dream for Venezuelans". However, we can not even compare with the economic stability of the USA, or Canada of the 1990s, given that these countries were able to withstand - throughout their history and as world powers - not one but several exodus For Peru - even in 2017 - is a very poor country and any weather phenomenon ("the coastal child") plunges us into devastation and / or any change in / in the world economy hits us hard. I repeat, we are a weak and poor country for a Venezuelan exodus so powerful. Due to this, the migratory policies have to be reconsidered and revised and put stricter filters to withstand and overcome the inevitable Venezuelan exodus that is about to occur in the country. Chile is already putting a firm hand on this issue, and Argentina starts this week.

For that reason, I propose that the migratory policies put a brake to this Venezuelan exodus but: How? It is not possible that scientists, doctors, engineers, architects, professors, Venezuelan journalists do not arrive in Peru; they are going to live directly to Chile or Brazil and only Venezuelan brothers are coming who do not have any academic degree or skilled labor. It is time to apply filters: that the Peruvian government give more priority to Venezuelan professionals to establish themselves in Peru and that they benefit from our economy, but that Peru and the business sector must also benefit from their knowledge. One with another. It is also time to put very well marked numbers of Venezuelans entering Peru: now 6000 Venezuelans are entering every month. We could start with 1,500 citizens of Venezuela per month (1,000 professionals and 500 without profession or skilled labor), and in that way, we can maintain the balance, help the brothers of that nation who are suffering, and not be affected by the Communist phenomenon of Maduro, since we are also in humanitarian crisis and I have irrefutable proofs in this regard.

BROTHERS IN PERU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!