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Anger grows in Venezuela as citizens blocked from aiding earthquake rescue

Al Jazeera Sunday 28 June 2026, 00:09 UTC 1 min read
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Anger grows in Venezuela as citizens blocked from aiding earthquake rescue Anger grows in Venezuela as citizens blocked from aiding earthquake rescue Anger is mounting in Venezuela after the military barred citizens from entering zones devastated by Wednesday’s twin earthquakes. As Teresa Bo explains, thousands of people have travelled to help rescue victims, not trusting the government to save survivors in time. Published On 28 Jun 2026

Anger grows in Venezuela as citizens blocked from aiding earthquake rescue Anger grows in Venezuela as citizens blocked from aiding earthquake rescue Anger is mounting in Venezuela after the military barred citizens from entering zones devastated by Wednesday’s twin earthquakes. As Teresa Bo explains, thousands of people have travelled to help rescue victims, not trusting the government to save survivors in time. Published On 28 Jun 2026
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