Denuncian colocación arbitraria de etiquetas rojas en el Boulevar Panteón | Noticias TVV Venezuela

📲 Download the official TVV app here: onelink.to/4h4t9t and stay informed 24/7 with coverage from the epicenter of the news, transparent data journalism, and the live broadcast that defends the future of our children. Technical rigor, the safety of our grandparents, and free truth are rebuilding the country! An alarming lack of technical coordination is keeping residents of the Altagracia parish and the Panteón Boulevard on edge, one of the areas most affected in Caracas after the June 24 earthquakes. Neighbors and members of condominium boards indignantly denounced the expedited and "arbitrary" placement of red uninhabitable stickers by the Presidential Commission of the interim government, contradicting the prior, comprehensive assessments by the Venezuelan College of Engineers (CIV). The most critical case is in the Boulevard Panteón building, where an official inspection lasting less than 10 minutes mandated immediate evacuation due to alleged exposed steel in the columns. This ignored a previous technical report from the Ministry of Communications, Infrastructure and Housing (CIV), which took over four hours and classified the structure as being in a yellow zone and determined that the damage to beams and staircases was due to moisture leaks predating the earthquake. This institutional discrepancy has triggered alarms within the community and among the local economy. On the ground floor of the affected building operates one of only two active branches in Caracas of the Angulo-López exchange house, a crucial financial hub that effectively functions as a "cash collection center" for thousands of families who depend on international remittances to survive the aftermath of the tragedy. Management warned that it is urgently evaluating security measures for its staff and digital customer service channels due to the risk of fines or closures, while the condominium board described the eviction order as disproportionate, warning of the serious psychological impact on the large elderly population residing there. During the coverage, the news team was harassed by alleged spokespeople for community councils, who illegally attempted to demand personal information and addresses from the reporters. TVV News with Luis Carlos Parada, Neidy Freytes and Héctor Luis Caldera | Monday to Friday 7:30 pm ET