LO QUE NO TE DICEN: Tus derechos legales si perdiste tu casa por el terremoto en Vzla | Noticias TVV

🚨 Are the victims of the earthquake in Venezuela condemned to live for years in makeshift shelters? Rafael Uzcátegui, sociologist and co-director of “Laboratorio de Paz” (Peace Laboratory), analyzes the alarming conditions of the camp in Parque del Oeste on TVV News USA with Jessica Morales and demands 100% civilian coordination. Discover the international standards that the interim government must meet to avoid revictimizing those who lost everything. 📲 Download the official TVV App for FREE here: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t One week after the seismic catastrophe, we have moved from the rescue phase to the critical Phase 2: temporary relocation. The expert warns of the danger of repeating scenarios like that of the Sambil de la Candelaria shopping mall and urges communities to organize themselves to defend their dignity against territorial and political control. Key topics discussed in this interview: International Human Rights Standards: Why shelters must plan their closing date from the first day they open and guarantee gender-separated restrooms, clean water, and food without ideological discrimination. Civil Coordination vs. Military Control: The urgent call to remove military thinking from the camps and allow international rescuers and refugee committees to manage the spaces. Improvisation in Parque del Oeste: The worrying situation of families in temporary tents and the exclusion of engineers and expert technicians from the emergency command. The Double Challenge (Earthquake and Constitution): How the expiration of the constitutional deadlines for the interim government could paralyze the arrival of international investment to rebuild destroyed homes. The "Mexico 1985 Effect" in Venezuela: The sociological phenomenon where the horror of the earthquake is uniting and empowering organized civil society despite the obstacles imposed by the authorities. Special coverage from TVV News USA with Jessica Morales