Regional Government of Madeira Follows Developments in Venezuela After Earthquakes
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The Regional Government has declared that it is "ready to cooperate" through the Regional Civil Protection Service, within the framework of Search and Rescue, medical emergency, technical support or assistance.
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“Many people slept in squares for fear that the buildings would collapse.” With that phrase, the Venezuelans based in Mendoza described the dramatic scenario that their loved ones live after the strong earthquakes that struck Caracas, La Guaira and other parts of the country. One of those that follows the evolution of the events is Ciro Aponte, president of the Venezuelan Association of Cuyo. Although he assured that his relatives and relatives …
The Portuguese-Venezuelan community in Madeira accompanies with anguish the news that arrive from Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes. Among communication failures, missing family members and reports of destruction in Caracas and the most affected coastal areas, the concern between migrants and Lusodescendents living in the Autonomous Region grows.
Miguel Albuquerque addressed or expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and supported or linked the "rich history" with Venezuela, where a vast Madeiran community resides.
The Regional Government of Madeira, through a note by President Miguel Albuquerque, issued a note of solidarity with Venezuela and its people, after the two strong earthquakes that rocked the country where a large Madeiran community lives. In the note, issued at 7 a.m. this Thursday, it is mentioned that Miguel Albuquerque is following the whole situation. Read in full: "In the face of the two strong earthquakes that have hit Venezuela in recent…
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