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  1. Earthquakes in Venezuela have led to a need for international aid.
  2. NPR reports on the humanitarian situation in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes.
  3. The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes is prompting calls for policy changes, including a pause on deportations.

Earthquakes struck La Guaira in Venezuela, and the organization Human Rights First is tracking mass deportation flights.

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Earthquakes struck La Guaira in Venezuela, and the organization Human Rights First is tracking mass deportation flights.

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  1. Pineda, an Amazon worker, was deported to La Guaira, a port city in Venezuela, following a collapse.Sub-event
  2. Organization tracks mass deportation flights to Venezuela following earthquakes in La Guaira.1 source

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