
Venezuela earthquake recovery: Families continue to face housing, water and health challenges
A new assessment highlights the ongoing challenges facing affected communities, two months after the devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela.

A new assessment highlights the ongoing challenges facing affected communities, two months after the devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela.
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CADENA International is working with affected communities to assess needs and help ensure support reaches those who need it most.

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