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(25 Sep 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS: Cucuta - 25 September 2022 1. Various aerial drone shots of Simon Bolivar international bridge between Colombia and Venezuela 2. Various of people crossing the bridge from Venezuela 3. Ground shots of Colombian migration personnel, people crossing bridge and their documents being checked 4. People on the side of Venezuela crossing into Colombia 5. Colombian migration staff asking for documents to people crossing to Colombia 6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Michael, (no last name given), from Venezuela: "It will be something very positive for both countries, Colombia and Venezuela. (Journalist : Why?) "Because the borders will open, there will be more commerce. And I hope that in a few months, it will also open for private cars. There will be more jobs." 7. Various shots of people crossing Simon Bolivar Bridge to Venezuela 8. Coffin with Venezuelan who died in Chile being taken to vehicle in Venezuela 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gustavo Abril, Colombian living in San Cristobal, Venezuela: "Hard. Hard. Hard. Hard. (Journalist: Tell me how it was?) Hard. No comment. Hard. (Journalist: Do you think that the hard situation will continue tomorrow?) God first it will (inaudible). God first, it's important that things change (for the better) for everyone." 10. Aerial drone shot of Tienditas International Bridge blocked by containers 11. Ground shot of containers blocking Tienditas International Bridge 12. Drone shot of Tienditas International Bridge blocked by containers on the Venezuelan side 13. Various of armored vehicles of the Colombian army providing security at the entrance of Tienditas International Bridge STORYLINE: People along the border of Colombia and Venezuela have expressed the hope that the reopening of the countries' shared border to cargo transport will bring in much-needed commerce to the region. "It will be something very positive for both countries, Colombia and Venezuela," said Michael, a Venezuelan, who was crossing the Simon Bolivar bridge between the two countries on Sunday. "The borders will open, there will be more commerce. And I hope that in a few months, it will also open for private cars. There will be more jobs." The years-long closure of their countries' shared border to cargo transport between Venezuela and Colombia is set to end on September 26, with air service between their capitals also expected to resume. The border crossing bridges are currently open to pedestrian traffic. Limited cargo transport is allowed only at one bridge in the northern portion of the countries' shared 1,370-mile (2,200-km) border. Gustavo Abril, a Colombian national living in San Cristobal, Venezuela, said the closure had created significant hardships. On Sunday, armored vehicles of the Colombian army were seen providing security at the entrance of the Tienditas International Bridge. The plan to reopen comes a month after Gustavo Petro was sworn in as Colombia's first leftist president, beginning a thaw in relations between his country and the government of Nicolás Maduro. Under the presidency of Ivan Duque, Colombia was among the dozens of countries that withdrew recognition of Maduro as Venezuela's legitimate leader after his 2018 re-election, which they argued was a sham. Maduro expelled all Colombian diplomats in 2019. By then, sanctioned trade between the South American countries had long been suspended. Maduro in 2015 ordered the closure of legal crossing points after an incident during anti-smuggling operations at a border community. Similarly, illegal imports also enter Colombia, but on a smaller scale. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...