‘A nightmare’: Strugging with the aftermath of Venezuela’s earthquakes
Venezuela is facing a humanitarian crisis following twin earthquakes that killed over 2,600 people and left thousands missing. Survivors are living in makeshift camps while expressing anger toward the government over poor infrastructure and corruption.
Why it matters
The scale of the disaster and the subsequent public outcry against the government highlight deep-seated political and social instability in Venezuela.
Some have lost homes. Many have lost loved ones. Now, survivors of Venezuela's earthquakes find themselves sheltering in parks, unsure of what's next.
The article focuses heavily on government failure and systemic corruption, which is a common framing in critical reporting on the Venezuelan administration.
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