¿Qué está pasando en La Guaira 15 días después del terremoto? | Regreso a Caraballeda

Fifteen days have passed since I documented the first hours of the earthquake in La Guaira. I returned to Caraballeda, specifically to the Caribe area, to answer the question many have asked me: What is really happening today? Two weeks after the disaster, the reality is complex. In this report, I not only try to show the current state of the rubble, where the search continues with a determination that moves me deeply, but also to map what support remains active, which institutions are operating, and, above all, what our people need most right now. In this report, I address: The situation in Caribe and Caraballeda: What is daily life like after 15 days of struggle? Who is still helping? I highlight the volunteers and organizations that have not abandoned the area. Aid route: I detail the available assistance centers and the official channels for donating safely. Testimonies: I spoke with survivors and family members who are still waiting for answers among the rubble. The emergency doesn't end when the cameras stop rolling. This is my commitment: to keep the spotlight on where it's needed most. I'm Aymara Lorenzo, and I continue to listen to the realities of our people. Thank you for continuing to spread the word and help. Production: Aymara Lorenzo Field Production: Violeta Chayeb and Ana Patricia Burgos Post-production: Ana Patricia Burgos 00:00 Arrival in La Guaira 15 days after the double earthquake 02:54 Testimony from Dayana Guzmán at OPP33 04:12 Testimony from Venezuelan volunteers conducting search and rescue operations at OPP33 07:07 Tour of a 15-meter tunnel built by volunteers at OPP33 08:48 Testimony from a volunteer from Carabobo state delivering food and drinks to rescuers and those affected 10:29 View of the makeshift camp of Jessica Soto and her family at the Caraballeda golf course 12:26 Testimony from a volunteer from Aragua state delivering food in different parts of La Guaira 16:15 Group of Brazilian rescuers at OPP33 20:05 Testimony from an earthquake survivor after 12 hours under the rubble 25:01 Testimony from a volunteer requesting equipment donations To continue work 27:20 Overview of the damage caused by the OPP33 earthquake in the Caribbean 29:30 General dentistry services at the primary healthcare center located in the McDonald's in Caraballeda 31:21 Conversation with Dr. Ingrid Romero from the primary healthcare center located in the McDonald's in Caraballeda 34:03 Animals for adoption in Venezuela and an international rescuer at the primary healthcare center located in the McDonald's in Caraballeda 37:10 Fifteen days after the earthquakes in Venezuela, hope remains alive Aymara Lorenzo's Instagram:   / aymaralorenzo   Con el oído en la letra's Instagram:   / coneloidoenlaletra   TikTok:   / aymaralorenzo   LinkedIn:   / aymara-lorenzo-ferrigni-34735646   Facebook:   / aymaralorenzof   Twitter:   / aymaralorenzo