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Severe earthquakes in Venezuela: impressions from Caraballeda

Jul 7, 2026

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  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Aura Milena Rodriguez stands among the ruins of her destroyed home in Caraballeda, La Guaira, as she searches for any trace of her son, Josà Miguel Gonzalez Rodriguez, 25, a Spanish citizen who has been missing since the powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24. Accompanied by rescue teams, Rodriguez returned to the collapsed building where her son was last seen, clinging to hope as search and recovery operations continue. Spanish authorities have confirmed the deaths of 35 Spanish citizens, while 140 others remain missing, including Josà Miguel. The earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, displaced nearly 18,000 re Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Rescue and forensic teams continue recovery operations in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast, retrieving victims from the rubble of collapsed buildings in Caraballeda, La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents, as search and recovery efforts continue in some of the hardest-hit areas. EDITOR S NOTE: Images show covered bodies during recovery operations. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
  • Aftermath of the Earthquake in Caraballeda, La Guaira, Venezuela CARABALLEDA, LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA JULY 7, 2026: Displaced families shelter in temporary camps following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela s Caribbean coast. Thousands of residents remain without permanent housing as humanitarian organizations provide emergency assistance, while rescue and recovery operations continue across the hardest-hit communities in La Guaira state. Authorities say the earthquakes have killed at least 3,685 people, injured more than 16,700, left thousands missing, and displaced nearly 18,000 residents. CARABALLEDA Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Copyright: x xLauraxdexChiclanax xJNAxPressx
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