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Caritas Venezuela: Donations Slow Down but the Emergency Follows Two Months After the Earthquake

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Two months after the earthquakes of June 24, 2026, Caritas Venezuela published its seventh bulletin on the humanitarian response to the emergency, framed in the campaign “After the earthquake, love”. Caritas in La Guaira. The report, cut to August 25, points out that the organization has provided assistance to 28,303 families and stresses that, although the humanitarian operation has entered a quieter stage, attention to the affected communities…
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Two months after the earthquakes of June 24, 2026, Caritas Venezuela published its seventh bulletin on the humanitarian response to the emergency, framed in the campaign “After the earthquake, love”. Caritas in La Guaira. The report, cut to August 25, points out that the organization has provided assistance to 28,303 families and stresses that, although the humanitarian operation has entered a quieter stage, attention to the affected communities…

The seventh epidemiological and response bulletin confirms the attention to more than 28,000 families. Although the rate of donations dropped to its lowest point with 310 tons, the organization warns that the emergency is not over. The entry Caritas of Venezuela has distributed 87% of humanitarian aid after two months of earthquake #27Ago was first published in El Impulso.

Two months after the earthquakes of June 24, 2026, Caritas Venezuela published its seventh bulletin on the humanitarian response to the emergency, as part of the campaign "After the earthquake, love." The report, cut to August 25, states that the organization has provided assistance to 28,303 families and stresses that, although the humanitarian operation has entered a quieter stage, attention to the affected communities continues. According to …

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At the end of August, Caritas of Venezuela noted that it has received 23,354 tons of humanitarian aid and, of that total, 20,224 tons have already been distributed among the affected communities, while 3,130 tons remain in the stock ready for the next deliveries in response to the emergency caused on June 24. [...] The entry Caritas Venezuela distributes 87% of the humanitarian aid received for those affected by earthquakes was first published i…

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