Crises in both Venezuela and Colombia are compounding regional instability, leading to the deployment of aid by the International Rescue Committee in affected regions of Colombia.
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Crises in both Venezuela and Colombia are compounding regional instability, leading to the deployment of aid by the International Rescue Committee in affected regions of Colombia.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- IRC provided humanitarian aid to earthquake survivors in Colombia.Sub-event
- Earthquake in Pereira, Colombia, coincides with crisis-driven migration from Venezuela to Colombia.Sub-event
- Karol G mobilized resources to address a crisis in Colombia.Sub-event
IRC is deploying aid in affected regions of Colombia due to compounding crises in both countries.1 source
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The entities involved
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Venezuela
Country in Latin America
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Colombia
country in South America
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International Rescue Committee
non-profit organization in the USA
Related events
- Venezuela offers humanitarian aid to Colombia.
- IRC deployed for humanitarian aid in Venezuela following recent earthquakes.
- International response to the crisis in Venezuela includes aid deployments from various countries.
- WFP is participating in the international aid response following the earthquake in Colombia.
- A disaster in Venezuela highlights failures in aid coordination efforts.