Venezuelan Families Are Demanding Answers After Their Deported Relatives Died Trapped in a Government Building During the June Earthquake

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Caracas: A student of Venezuelan relatives who were deported from the United States and spent in the two earthquakes that struck their country, the two-time Venezuelan government, with an apology. 146 people who were deported from the United States, were detained in La Guerra State hours before the earthquakes destroyed the coastal area on 24 June.

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The families of 146 Venezuelan refugees who died in the earthquakes that struck the coastal state of La Guaira exactly two months ago are demanding an apology from the government. The people were housed in old and poor housing in the coastal state of La Guaira just hours before the earthquakes struck. The government says there were 120 men, 19 women and seven children. The people were stripped of their belongings and mobile phones and were close…

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Relatives of Venezuelans deported from the United States who died in the devastating earthquakes that struck the country in June are demanding that Venezuela's interim government take responsibility and apologize. The 146 deportees were detained in the state of La Guaira just hours before two powerful earthquakes caused widespread damage to the coastal region on June 24.