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Earthquakes in Venezuela: Site aims to help with painful search after loved ones vanish
Earthquakes in Venezuela caused buildings to collapse, leading to search-and-rescue operations as families searched for missing loved ones. A website created by activist Juan Carlos Viloria reported 51,893 missing persons, with 6,028 found, aiding survivors and volunteers in verifying information. The political transition under acting interim President Delcy Rodríguez, cooperating with Donald Trump after Nicolás Maduro’s capture, faces rising aid needs.
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Juan Diego CremipersonSabrina BolognesipersonSofía BolognesipersonMarianella Cremi La RivapersonJuan Carlos ViloriapersonDelcy RodríguezpersonDonald TrumppersonNicolás MaduropersonVenezuelaplaceCaracasplaceChacao’s Los Palos Grandes neighborhoodplaceWorld Central KitchenorganizationSave the ChildrenorganizationRed CrossorganizationUNorganizationWorld Visionorganization
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