CARACAS: Venezuela’s interim president said Sunday the country would not descend into social unrest after the twin earthquakes which killed nearly 3,000 and left thousands more missing. One of Latin America’s worst earthquake disasters, the June 24 shocks collapsed scores of buildings, leaving thousands homeless, especially in the coastal La Guaira area north of the capital Caracas. “There will be no social unrest here, what we have here is deep social solidarity,” Delcy Rodriguez said during a military ceremony marking the country’s independence day.

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Mais de três mil pessoas morreram em razão dos terremotos, segundo o governo local

‘What we have here is deep social solidarity,’ said Delcy Rodriguez, who has defended Venezuela’s response to the June 24 earthquakes.

Delcy Rodriguez defends emergency response amid growing public anger and UN estimates of up to 50,000 missing.

Interim president says unrest will not break out despite anger at official response to the 24 June disaster

CARACAS: Venezuela’s interim president said Sunday the country would not descend into social unrest after the twin earthquakes which killed nearly 3,000 and left thousands more…

Interim President Delcy Rodriguez once again defends her government's handling of the deadly earthquakes on June 24.

Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez says opponents made tries to destabilize the country during the national emergency caused by earthquakes.

CARACAS -- The death toll from the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24 has risen to 3,535, with 16,740 people injured, according to National Assembly President Jorge…

President of the National Assembly Jorge Rodriguez says 16,740 people were injured, and 17,907 were left homeless