Rescue teams in Venezuela cling to hope as US rebuffs criticisms of government earthquake response

Rescue teams in Venezuela continue searching for survivors eight days after devastating earthquakes, with one man rescued after being trapped for nearly eight days. The government faces criticism for its inadequate response, while the U.S. supports Acting President Delcy Rodríguez despite backlash. Over 2,295 deaths and 11,000 injuries have been reported, with fears of a medical crisis.