"La catástrofe en Venezuela es peor de lo que se ve": OIM proyecta 6 millones de desplazados

WOLA President Carolina Jiménez Sandoval returns to Venezuela and experiences the earthquake firsthand. In a revealing conversation, the human rights defender analyzes her recent article in The New York Times, the government censorship used to conceal the damage, the Trump administration's dilemma in the face of the Rodrigato collapse, and the IOM's alarming projection of 6 million displaced people. 📌Highlights 00:00 – Carolina Jiménez Sandoval, the first Latin American to lead WOLA, reports from Caracas. 01:05 – "Worse than it looks": An analysis of digital censorship and the blocking of X in The New York Times. 03:20 – A portrait of abandonment: Families rescuing their children with their bare hands in La Guaira. 05:40 – Military control vs. civilian participation: The apathy of security forces on the streets. 7:50 – The collapse of the three-phase plan: The contradictions between Marco Rubio and Donald Trump. 10:15 – Bipartisan pressure in Congress: María Elvira Salazar, TPS, and the November elections. 12:40 – Health crisis and uninhabitable infrastructure: The harsh reality in Catia La Mar and Caraballeda. 17:10 – Continental alert: The IOM's 6 million displaced people and the imminent forced exodus.