How is a Submarine Cable Repaired and Why is it so Important for Venezuela?
Conatel has reported that more than half of internet subscribers depend on fiber optics, underscoring the need for a robust infrastructure.
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Reconstruction Reforms: National Assembly Accelerates Legislation for the Real Estate Market After the Earthquakes
Framed within the “Venezuela Reborn” plan, the Government not only seeks to raise buildings but also to promote a modern legal framework that allows the country to effectively recover from the tragedy.
Individual Burials, Not Mass Graves: International Protocols Seeking to Preserve Dignity at La Esperanza
Amid statistical cross-references and the tireless work of its volunteers, the municipal cemetery enabled for the fatal victims of the twin earthquakes attempts to restore some humanity in the face of tragedy.
Parliament Resumed Activity in a Context of a US-Sponsored Meeting and Legislative Focus on Housing
The National Assembly signed a solidarity agreement with the victims of the double earthquake, demanding the immediate cessation of sanctions…
Ali Şahin: “Transferring the experience of TOKİ and Turkish builders after the 2023 earthquake would be enormously valuable for Venezuela”
Interview with Turkish MP Ali Şahin, by Melike Hocaoglu.
Between the tsunami, anime, and mass graves: Disinformation also shook Venezuela after the earthquakes
Hoaxes and fake news can be as destructive as the earthquake itself, causing unnecessary displacement, hindering rescue efforts, and increasing human suffering.
Funds to Rebuild Venezuela: Initiatives by Multilateral Organizations, Foreign Countries, and the Government
The CAF development bank estimates that Venezuela will need more than $15 billion.
UN Response in Venezuela After the Earthquake: How Are They Helping and How Can We Contribute?
The response of the United Nations system to the earthquakes of June 24 in Venezuela has become one of the largest humanitarian operations deployed in the country.
Information that saves lives: How Venezuela communicates after the earthquake in the face of an information vacuum
After June 24, Venezuela not only faces a devastating double earthquake, but also a scarcity of institutional information along with widespread distrust among the population toward its government.
Solidarity in the Midst of Catastrophe: The Countries and International Organizations That Answered Venezuela’s Call
The international response to the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela has produced one of the largest humanitarian deployments recorded in the country’s recent history.