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More than 7.7 million Venezuelans have left since 2014 , the largest exodus in Latin America’s recent history.
Most have settled in Colombia , where the government has set up a program to grant them legal residency status and incorporate them into the formal economy.
“We need quality of life, access to basic and essential services such as water and electricity”.
Venezuelans living abroad say they won't return to Venezuela to vote in Sunday 's presidential election.
They say they have no way of voting in the U.S. because their country's embassy and consulates have been closed for years .
One Venezuelan says he won't go back permanently unless his country offers him “security and stability”.
Marchán, a former university professor, said she was threatened and that members of the military followed her in her hometown.
She is confident that the Venezuelan opposition will come out “en masse” to vote Sunday .
Marchán and her husband entered the U.S. with tourist visas and shortly after requested political asylum.
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