Sobrevivieron al terremoto… pero ahora enfrentan una nueva tragedia

Thousands of families in Venezuela survived the devastating double earthquake, but the tragedy is far from over. Today, those who managed to escape the rubble face a new hardship: they have no home to return to. Many lost absolutely everything and now survive in makeshift shelters, tents, or even out in the open, while they await a response that will allow them to rebuild their lives. In this report, you will hear the testimonies of those who lived through the horror of the earthquake and are now struggling to start over. Their stories reflect the uncertainty of thousands of victims who don't know what will happen to their future, as they try to recover what little they have left among the ruins. According to the official count, more than 17,000 people lost their homes, and thousands remain displaced. The government of Delcy Rodríguez announced a reconstruction plan that includes temporary shelters, new housing solutions, subsidies, and support for the affected families. However, international organizations warn that recovery will be a long process and that rebuilding the devastated areas could take years. These are the voices of those who survived the earthquake, but today face another battle: recovering a roof over their heads, a home, and the hope of starting over. #Venezuela #Earthquake #Survivors #Victims #Reconstruction #DelcyRodríguez #Housing #News #HumanitarianAid #NaturalDisaster