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Venezuela’s earthquakes have deepened this century’s biggest economic crisis

Atlantic Council

Atlantic Council

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July 11, 2026

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Given the historic deterioration of Venezuela's economy, post-earthquake recovery will be especially costly, complex, and urgent. The post Venezuela’s earthquakes have deepened this century’s biggest economic crisis appeared first on Atlantic Council.

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Vatican News

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· Jul 10, 2026

Death toll on the rise in quake-struck Venezuela amid humanitarin crisis

The economic aftershocks following Venezuela’s devastating double earthquakes are creating a knock-on humanitarian crisis. Read all

Intel Slava

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· Jun 25, 2026

[Video] 🇻🇪⚡️ — Consequences of earthquakes in Venezuela.It is reported that cracks have appea [...]

— Consequences of earthquakes in Venezuela.It is reported that cracks have appeared in the ground in some regions.@Intelslava

URL Media

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· Jul 9, 2026

TPS for Venezuelans Should Be Reinstated

Venezuela is facing an unprecedented crisis. Two powerful earthquakes, occurring almost simultaneously, struck the country’s central region on June 24, causing the collapse of hundreds of buildings, nearly 2,000 deaths, [] The post TPS for Venezuelans Should Be Reinstated appeared first on URL Media.

Latin American Post

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· Jul 8, 2026

Venezuela Quakes Shake Prisons as Political Prisoners Face Aftershock Neglect

After Venezuela’s twin earthquakes, relatives say political prisoners are trapped inside damaged facilities, grieving lost family members and eating worse meals, while a battered nation counts thousands dead and confronts a disaster layered atop years of political and economic collapse. The post Venezuela Quakes Shake Prisons as Political Prisoners Face Aftershock Neglect appeared first on LatinAmerican Post.

Utusan Malaysia

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· Jul 6, 2026

Venezuela tidak akan terjerumus dalam pergolakan sosial

CARACAS: Presiden sementara Venezuela,Delcy Rodriguez, menegaskan negara itu tidak akan terjerumus ke dalam pergolakan sosial susulan dua gempa bumi yang mengorbankan hampir 3,000 nyawa serta menyebabkan ribuan lagi masih hilang. Gegaran, antara bencana gempa bumi paling buruk dalam sejarah Amerika Latin itu, berlaku pada 24 Jun lalu meruntuhkan puluhan bangunan dan menyebabkan ribuan penduduk kehilangan ... Read more The post Venezuela tidak akan terjerumus dalam pergolakan sosial appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Times of India

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· Jun 26, 2026

What's a 'doublet' earthquake? Science behind Venezuela’s strongest quake in over a century

What's a 'doublet' earthquake? Science behind Venezuela’s strongest quake in over a century

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Related coverage for "Venezuela’s earthquakes have deepened this century’s biggest economic crisis": Vatican News — Death toll on the rise in quake-struck Venezuela amid humanitarin crisis . Intel Slava — [Video] 🇻🇪⚡️ — Consequences of earthquakes in Venezuela.It is reported that cracks have appea [...]. URL Media — TPS for Venezuelans Should Be Reinstated. Latin American Post — Venezuela Quakes Shake Prisons as Political Prisoners Face Aftershock Neglect. Utusan Malaysia — Venezuela tidak akan terjerumus dalam pergolakan sosial. Times of India — What's a 'doublet' earthquake? Science behind Venezuela’s strongest quake in over a century