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Venezuela's deadly earthquakes test US aid effort
Deadly earthquakes in Venezuela, described as the strongest in a century, are testing the Trump administration’s disaster relief response after dismantling USAID. President Trump pledged U.S. support, signaling a potential diplomatic realignment with Venezuela and highlighting Washington’s role in aiding the country’s post-Maduro transition.
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