The United States military repaired and reopened a key seaport in the hardest hit area of Venezuela on June 29, as the country began burying more than 1,700 victims of twin earthquakes that have left tens of thousands still missing.

L’assistance internationale commence à arriver dans le pays alors que le bilan de 920 morts, auxquels s’ajoutent 50 000 disparus, risque de s’alourdir.

US troops are repairing the Caracas airport and reopening La Guaira port so earthquake aid can reach Venezuela, in a large-scale relief deployment.

US Marines are working to repair the quake-hit port of La Guaira to allow aid deliveries.

The US military raced to reopen a major port in Venezuela to ease aid deliveries on Monday as the deaths from last week's twin earthquakes reached more than 1,700 with tens of…

As rescuers continue to search for survivors, frustration over the Venezuelan government's sluggish response to the disaster is growing.

At a makeshift morgue in the quake-hit Venezuelan port of La Guaira, forensic experts in blue gowns and caps picked their way through dozens of bodies laid out in bags under the…

Una morgue improvisada en el puerto de La Guaira concentra decenas de cuerpos tras los devastadores terremotos en Venezuela.

LA GUAIRA, June 30 — The United States military repaired and reopened a key seaport in the hardest hit area of Venezuela yesterday, as the country began burying more than 1,700...

The United States military repaired and reopened a key seaport in the hardest hit area of Venezuela on June 29, as the country began burying more than 1,700 victims of twin…

Bodies, in different stages of decomposition, remain covered with black bags awaiting identification

U.S. forces joined search-and-rescue operations, restored airport operations and mobilized air and naval assets to speed humanitarian aid after the earthquakes.