In Caracas, this feels like the hardest moment in Venezuela's modern history
Residents of Caracas are struggling to cope with the aftermath of dual earthquakes that have left many homeless and frustrated with the government's response. Survivors report a lack of official assistance, leading to a reliance on community-led support efforts.
Why it matters
The disaster highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis and political tension in Venezuela, where public trust in government infrastructure and aid is severely eroded.
Image source, EPA Image caption, People sat with what remained of their belongings on the streets of the Venezuelan capital after homes were levelled by dual earthquakes
The report provides a balanced account of personal testimonies and government criticism, maintaining a neutral journalistic tone.
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