"No llegó a festejar su cumpleaños": El triste final de la búsqueda de Lucas Gámez en Venezuela

In this powerful interview, we welcome Guillermo Arana Leyton, president of the international NGO Fénix UN Rescue, who led the rescue operation at the Marimar building after the tragedy in Venezuela. Guillermo recounts how his team managed to "dismantle" a 9-story building in record time to find Lucas Gámez and his grandparents. Discover the technical details of a highly complex search and rescue operation, the heartbreaking scene of the discovery, and the admirable strength of Marcos Gámez, Lucas's father, who, despite his grief, stayed to help other neighbors. In addition, Guillermo shares his inspiring life story: from his participation in the rescue of the 33 miners in Chile to his current personal battle against cancer, which did not prevent him from traveling to save lives. A conversation about resilience, psychological preparedness for emergencies, and the importance of providing families with a dignified closure in the midst of tragedy. 00:00 Presentation by Guillermo Arana Leyton and the NGO Fénix 01:30 Arrival at the Marimar building: Marcos Gámez's request 03:00 How we dismantled a 9-story building in 4 days 05:15 The discovery: Lucas's last embrace with his grandparents 07:45 A father's nobility: Marcos Gámez helping his neighbors 10:00 Why did the structures fail? The main beam and construction errors 12:30 Psychological preparation: The "soul cleansing" of the rescuers 15:00 Guillermo's journey: From the rescue of the 33 in Chile to Venezuela 17:30 A driving force in life: His story of overcoming adversity and achieving health in Córdoba 20:15 The value of closing the grieving process: Giving loved ones away with dignity 22:45 Health alert: Scabies, epidemics, and the reality on the streets 25:00 Rescuer without limits: Traveling to fulfill the mission while undergoing medical treatment 27:30 Estimates of the tragedy and the future of the affected area La Voz en Vivo presents, Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the most important things to start your day: top-level journalism, relevant interviews, and more. Follow us on our social media channels and our website:   / lavozcomar     / lavozcomar     / lavoz.com.ar   https://www.lavoz.com.ar/