
More than 1,500 people remain missing after earthquakes in Venezuela
The governor of La Guaira, Jos Alejandro Tern, pointed out that some of the people reported dead may be on the list of missing people.

The governor of La Guaira, Jos Alejandro Tern, pointed out that some of the people reported dead may be on the list of missing people.

A month after the earthquakes, Daniela Villarroel remembers the corpses she passed to reach the survivors under the rubble

As families continue to search for missing loved ones, anger and resentment toward authorities grows

Continuing to distribute essential items and protect people and public health is a medium-term priority

The Government of Venezuela called for the voluntary taking of DNA samples to identify those who died in the double earthquake

The Government of Venezuela called for the voluntary taking of DNA samples to identify those who died in the double earthquake

Lorena Laya found the remains of her stepmother and younger sister two weeks after the earthquakes. He still hopes to recover the bodies of his father and brother

His last show as musical director of the LA Phil will benefit his home country

In La Guaira, before the earthquakes, 1,100 children were training in one of the 22 schools that the organization had in the state

The number of people killed by this disaster continues to increase, considered the most serious recorded in the country in decades

The US has been the country that has provided the most economic and operational aid in the face of the emergency that Venezuela faces after the double earthquake

Tom Fletcher highlighted the help of the United States and called for prioritizing rescue and humanitarian assistance

Gael Jess was born in an improvised shelter among the rubble and chaos, just hours after the earthquakes that left thousands of victims

Vctor D'Orsi didn't know about rescues, but he did know about cooking. After seeing the destruction in Venezuela, he traveled from Maturn to La Guaira with his pots

Morgues and funeral services in the area were overwhelmed, forcing authorities to implement special forensic protocols.

Mara Lourdes Prez says that she lost everything and that she will not stop searching through the rubble for her son and her friends

The mayor of New York supported the migrant community and asked to expand current humanitarian measures

The Government maintains at 157 the number of people whose whereabouts remain unknown, but organizations accuse that there could be thousands of cases.

Fabiana was trapped in the rubble of a ten-story residential building after two earthquakes shook Venezuela on June 24.

When there was almost no hope left: they report the discovery of survivors in the OPP Caribe, in La Guaira. There is no official confirmation yet

Authorities in Venezuela report more than 3,300 deaths and more than 17,300 people who have lost their homes after devastating earthquakes

From La Guaira, BBC Mundo reporter Norberto Paredes describes the magnitude of the destruction after the two earthquakes

The family questions the lack of notice from ICE and demands changes to protect those who are removed from the US.

In a makeshift morgue in La Guaira, dozens of families face a painful and prolonged process to identify their loved ones

The minor is located approximately six meters deep among the remains of the structure, in the town of Caraballeda.

The seismic doublet was devastating, but what factors influenced the collapse of numerous buildings? This is what the experts say

After being trapped in a concrete booth, security guard Hernn Gil survived without breaking a nail, according to what he told rescuers.

Joaqun Castro exhibited the insensitivity of ICE by attempting to deport several families to Venezuela hours after being impacted by two earthquakes

The two earthquakes in Venezuela have left more than 11,200 injured while rescue efforts continue

About 100 deportees from the United States were in the hotel that collapsed after the earthquake in Venezuela. They demand official information

Reports from Venezuelan authorities and international organizations on the impact of the catastrophe paint an increasingly serious picture.

Major League Baseball and players union announce aid to Red Cross as earthquakes leave 1,943 dead and more than 10,500 injured

Doctors and forensic technicians are overwhelmed and work outdoors with bodies under improvised tarps.

The teams remain hopeful of finding people alive and continue the search efforts with the same level of thoroughness as the first day

The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela

The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela

Scientists have not yet been able to explain why these events occur, but they do know that they tend to last months and become less intense each time.

Since the beginning of the emergency, according to legislators, the Government of Donald Trump has deployed one of the largest international aid operations

Venezuelan community unites to send aid to victims of the June 24 earthquakes; They collect donations at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe

The Mexican president revealed that Venezuela sent a letter requesting water purification plants and non-perishable food

The "miraculous" rescue of 18-day-old baby Juan David is a symbol of hope in Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes

Relatives of actress Gaby Fleritt confirmed her death after the double earthquake that collapsed several buildings in La Guaira, Venezuela

The successful rescue of the minor represents one of the first survivors located by the Mexican contingent since the beginning of the mission

Emergency crews continue searching for survivors, but as hope dwindles, outrage grows

In what was a tourist enclave of La Guaira, the destruction after the earthquakes left dozens of buildings collapsed and thousands missing

The government assures that it is working "without rest" and that finding people alive is its priority

Despite having no previous experience in rescue work, Cristofer Correia decided to join in due to the magnitude of the tragedy and the lack of personnel.

National and international teams intensify rescue efforts as the human impact of the earthquake increases

Many wonder how it was possible for a natural disaster of this magnitude to hit the South American country with such dire consequences.

After the earthquakes in La Guaira, experts explain if another earthquake is possible and why Venezuela will continue to be a country with high seismic activity

From Haiti to Trkiye, these are some of the most surprising rescues of people who survived for days under the rubble after an earthquake

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Marianella Cremi says rescuers at the Petunia complex heard screams under the rubble 18 hours after the earthquakes

The authorization will allow restricted operations to facilitate relief efforts until October 2026

Rescuers maintain an intense race against time between collapsed buildings while international reinforcements arrive

A motorized caravan moved from Caracas to La Guaira with water, food and donations for those affected by the earthquakes

Dead, missing, affected and international aid: the figures that explain why the double earthquake in Venezuela is already a historical tragedy

American Airlines stops flying to Caracas due to the magnitude of the damage to Venezuela's main airport affected by two earthquakes

The solidarity of the US government towards the victims of the earthquakes that shook Venezuela is reflected in $150 million in aid

Lucas Trejo, who plays for Sport Marítimo de La Guaira, is looking for his wife and two children. He spread photos on networks and asks for help to locate them

Faced with the emergency, dozens of Venezuelans sleep on mattresses and mats lying on the asphalt or taking refuge inside their vehicles.

US rescue and humanitarian assistance teams are already moving to the affected areas

Two powerful earthquakes shook the north-central area of ??Venezuela this Wednesday, and occurred in the middle of a religious celebration in La Guaira

The Southern Command announced logistical support and rescue teams after the earthquakes that shook the country

During the first hours communications were interrupted and for many it was impossible to confirm how their relatives were doing.

The Mexican president will send 250 soldiers and canine pairs to Venezuela to support rescue efforts

'Venezuela Te Busca' allows you to enter cases of missing persons due to the earthquakes in Caracas, consult reports and update information

La Guaira is the state most affected by the earthquakes, since dozens of collapsed buildings were reported in that region

The images arriving from the Venezuelan capital show some collapsed buildings and others with significant damage

UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher spoke with the president in charge of Venezuela to urgently assess what the needs are.

The strong earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 have so far left at least 164 people dead and more than 970 injured, according to the government.

The images that are beginning to be known of Caracas after this Wednesday's earthquakes paint a panorama of fear and destruction

The USGS PAGER model projects a scenario of up to 100,000 deaths from the double earthquake in Venezuela. The figure is not an official balance

Rescuers search for survivors in rubble as death toll rises

The most destructive recent precedent was Cariaco 1997, with more than 80 deaths. The Cariaco earthquake had a magnitude of 6.9 and left between 80 and 81 dead