US sends emergency military aid to Venezuela after earthquakes
Earthquake-stricken Venezuela is receiving additional emergency aid from the United States, U.S. Southern Command (Southcom) announced on X on Friday night.
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Supreme Court gives green light to Trump, may deport tens of thousands
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the protected status of around 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians.
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Emergency doctor after Venezuela earthquake: It's very urgent
The chances of finding survivors after severe earthquakes are decreasing by the hour. That's why it's important to quickly begin rescue operations in Venezuela, according to Johan von Schreeb, professor of global disaster medicine. "It's extremely urgent," he says.
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Witnesses in Caracas say it sounded like a deep roar
Everything was moving and it sounded like a deep roar. That's what 48-year-old Maria Romero, one of the millions of residents of Caracas affected by the major earthquake in northern Venezuela, says. Circulating mobile phone videos show collapsed buildings and panicked residents.
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Thousands feared dead after two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela
The death toll is rising in earthquake-hit Venezuela. At least 188 people have died in the two tremors, the speaker of Venezuela's parliament says. But many more - perhaps thousands - are feared dead. Several countries are sending emergency aid and rescue workers.
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Venezuela aims for historic $240 billion debt restructuring
The Venezuelan government is preparing for the largest government debt restructuring in history. According to sources cited by The Financial Times, the country's debt mountain amounts to US$240 billion (over SEK 2.3 trillion).
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Venezuelan leader Delcy Rodríguez says country on the right path without Maduro
Current leader Delcy Rodríguez believes the capture of Venezuela's then-President Nicolás Maduro has put the country on the "right path."
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ELN guerrillas declare ceasefire ahead of Colombia's presidential election
The Colombian leftist guerrillas have declared a ceasefire ahead of next week's presidential election.
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