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An Isolated Village Survives Thanks to Humanitarian Aid After Earthquakes in Venezuela · Global Voices

Summary by El Economista
A convoy of five World Food Programme (WFP) vans progresses slowly on a small route winding between the sea and the mountain in the north of Venezuela, after crossing the buildings of Catia La Mar collapsed by the double earthquake of June 24.The objective: to supply Chichiriviche de la Costa, a small isolated tourist town that, although it suffered only slight damage, is without resources due to the catastrophe that has caused more than 5,000 d…
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A convoy of five World Food Programme (WFP) vans progresses slowly on a small route winding between the sea and the mountain in the north of Venezuela, after crossing the buildings of Catia La Mar collapsed by the double earthquake of June 24.The objective: to supply Chichiriviche de la Costa, a small isolated tourist town that, although it suffered only slight damage, is without resources due to the catastrophe that has caused more than 5,000 d…

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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