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  1. Earthquakes in Venezuela have led to a need for international aid.
  2. Following earthquakes near Caracas, the government of Venezuela is seeking reconstruction funds from the IMF while the US offers aid and discusses sanctions relief.

International actors, including China, France, and EU leaders, offer aid to Venezuela following the recent earthquakes in Caracas.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jun 29
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International actors, including China, France, and EU leaders, offer aid to Venezuela following the recent earthquakes in Caracas.

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CaracasChinaGiorgia Meloni

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  1. China sent humanitarian aid to Caracas, an effort supported by Delcy Rodriguez.Sub-event
  2. Earthquakes were felt across Caracas and Colombia, prompting relief pledges from both nations, with Trump and China involved.Sub-event
  3. Cooperation benefits Honduras's development, built on ties with China and the one-China principle, while China notes the earthquake in Caracas.Sub-event
  4. New actors (China, France, Meloni, Trump) join the international effort to aid earthquake-hit Venezuela.1 source

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Following earthquakes near Caracas, the government of Venezuela is seeking reconstruction funds from the IMF while the US offers aid and discusses sanctions relief. All 1 developments

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