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In Venezuela’s Rubble, a Search for the Family Pets

In Venezuela’s Rubble, a Search for the Family Pets
NYT World Monday 20 July 2026, 18:00 UTC By Tibisay Romero and Genevieve Glatsky 1 min read
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A firefighter rescuing a dog from a building in Caracas that collapsed after twin earthquakes last month.

A firefighter rescuing a dog from a building in Caracas that collapsed after twin earthquakes last month.
Venezuela (LOCATION) the Family Pets A (ORG) Caracas (LOCATION)
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