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In Venezuela’s Rubble, Listening for Whispers And Longing for Help

In Venezuela’s Rubble, Listening for Whispers And Longing for Help
NYT World Friday 26 June 2026, 21:00 UTC By Fabiola Ferrero, Julie Turkewitz, Luis Ferré-Sadurní and Alan Yuhas 1 min read
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A survivor on Friday. About 1,400 buildings had been damaged, including 13 hospitals and 25 shopping centers.

A survivor on Friday. About 1,400 buildings had been damaged, including 13 hospitals and 25 shopping centers.
Venezuela (LOCATION)
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