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  1. Earthquakes caused panic in urban centres including Caracas, which is located in the complex tectonic zones of the Caribbean region.
  2. Earthquakes struck near Caracas, leading to building collapses and reported damage in the capital.
  3. Earthquakes affected the state of Aragua, and Delcy Rodriguez's administration is noted as responsible for the capital city.

Earthquakes and subsequent tsunami-induced mudslides devastated northern Venezuela, affecting Aragua and Las Tejerías.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 1
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Earthquakes and subsequent tsunami-induced mudslides devastated northern Venezuela, affecting Aragua and Las Tejerías.

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Earthquakes affected the state of Aragua, and Delcy Rodriguez's administration is noted as responsible for the capital city. All 2 developments

Within Earthquakes caused panic in urban centres including Caracas, which is located in the complex tectonic zones of the Caribbean region.

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