Terremoto en Venezuela: Muertos suben a 3.342 y gobierno enfrenta críticas por gestión del desastre

The death toll from the double earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 3,342, according to the latest official figures. While the country pays tribute to the deceased in moving vigils in Caracas and La Guaira, the government of Delcy Rodríguez faces strong criticism for its handling of the emergency and the response of the armed forces. In this video, we analyze the key points of the crisis: Damage assessment: More than 16,000 injured, 17,000 people left homeless, and hundreds of collapsed buildings, especially in the devastated region of La Guaira. Government response: The creation of a new military disaster unit and recent cabinet reshuffles. Stories from the ground: The testimonies of volunteers and family members who, amidst the rubble, haven't lost hope of finding their loved ones. Tragic losses: We confirm the passing of the captain of the national volleyball team, Wilner Rivas, along with his wife and son. Social controversy: The controversial arrest and subsequent release of rescuer Wilmer Cruz, known as "El Topo de La Guaira" (The Mole of La Guaira). Venezuela requests international support from the UN for housing programs as foreign rescue teams begin to withdraw, leaving a nation struggling to rebuild. 0:00 Update on the dead and wounded. 0:30 Vigils and tributes in Caracas. 1:27 Government measures and new military units. 2:45 Testimonies from La Guaira: The struggle of the families. 4:33 Wilmer Cruz case and controversy over arrests. 5:01 Cabinet changes and UN support. 5:45 Mourning in sports: Wilner Rivas and his family pass away. #Venezuela #VenezuelaEarthquake #VenezuelaNews #LaGuaira #HumanitarianCrisis #Solidarity #CurrentEvents Follow us on our social media: Instagram:   / biobiochile   Facebook:   / radiobiobio   Twitter:   / biobio   TikTok:   / biobiochile