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Venezuela Earthquake Reveals Structural Failures in Government Response

Twin earthquakes in Venezuela on June 24 resulted in over 1,700 deaths and highlighted significant failures in the government's response. The disaster has exposed long-standing institutional weaknesses and raised questions about the political implications for interim President Delcy Rodriguez, as public anger grows amid calls for reform. The situation presents challenges for U.S. foreign policy regarding support for Venezuela's political transition.

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Twin earthquakes in Venezuela on June 24 resulted in over 1,700 deaths and highlighted significant failures in the government's response. The disaster has exposed long-standing institutional weaknesses and raised questions about the political implications for interim President Delcy Rodriguez, as public anger grows amid calls for reform. The situation presents challenges for U.S. foreign policy regarding support for Venezuela's political transition.

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Venezuela’s earthquake exposed more than just fault lines

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Venezuela Earthquake Reveals Structural Failures in Government Response