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Venezuela raises earthquake death toll to 1,430
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Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez updated the death toll from the June 24 double earthquake to 1,430 on Saturday, with 3,238 injured. Spain reports six Spanish deaths and 133 missing. Rescue teams from 17 countries continue operations in La Guaira.
The Spanish government has mobilized military personnel and humanitarian aid following the earthquakes that struck Venezuela. The response includes UME personnel and support from AECID.
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The Colombian government expressed solidarity with Venezuela after the June 24, 2026 earthquakes and announced the preparation of search and rescue teams.
Travelers like Lukas Winter make solidarity trips to Cuba to deliver medical supplies, highlighting a rise in tourism committed to local needs. This approach contrasts with traditional tourist options and responds to challenges like epidemics and travel restrictions. Initiatives like Not Just Tourists inspire more people to combine vacations with humanitarian aid.
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Cuba has accepted a donation of humanitarian aid from the United States, channeled through the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, to support recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa's passage in October 2025. However, the Cuban government criticizes the lack of official communication from Washington and warns against the political exploitation of the assistance. The aid will reach victims without conditions, as part of broader recovery initiatives on the island.