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Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes

Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 25 June 2026, 03:03 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 25th, 2026 Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes Venezuela has declared a state of emergency after massive back-to-back earthquakes toppled buildings in Caracas, knocked down power lines and devastated the capital’s main airport. Jun 25th, 2026 Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes Venezuela has declared a state of emergency after massive back-to-back earthquakes toppled buildings in Caracas, knocked down power lines and devastated the capital’s main airport.

Jun 25th, 2026 Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes Venezuela has declared a state of emergency after massive back-to-back earthquakes toppled buildings in Caracas, knocked down power lines and devastated the capital’s main airport. Jun 25th, 2026 Venezuela Hit by Massive Back-to-Back Earthquakes Venezuela has declared a state of emergency after massive back-to-back earthquakes toppled buildings in Caracas, knocked down power lines and devastated the capital’s main airport.
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