- Earthquakes in Venezuela have led to a need for international aid.
- NPR reports on the humanitarian situation in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes.
The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes is prompting calls for policy changes, including a pause on deportations.
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Updated Jun 29
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The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes is prompting calls for policy changes, including a pause on deportations.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Earthquakes struck La Guaira in Venezuela, and the organization Human Rights First is tracking mass deportation flights.Sub-event
Calls are being made to pause deportations amid the ongoing earthquake crisis in Venezuela.1 source
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NPR reports on the humanitarian situation in Venezuela following devastating earthquakes.Also in this story
- Earthquakes in Venezuela led to a specific incident where a worker named Hernán Gil became trapped in a building.
- CNN reports on earthquake damage and death toll in Venezuela, concurrent with Indian medical teams conducting relief operations.
Within Earthquakes in Venezuela have led to a need for international aid.
The entities involved
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Venezuela
Country in Latin America
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Salt Lake County
county in northern Utah, United States
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