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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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La Guaira, Venezuela. 02nd Oct, 2026. Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the disaster. Credit: Nexpher Images Limited/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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October 2, 2026, La Guaira, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of: LA GUAIRA, VENEZUELA, OCTOBER 3, 2026: Debris, twisted metal and damaged structures remain in parts of La Guaira 100 days after the June 24 earthquake devastated communities along Venezuela's Caribbean coast. While major roads in areas including Los Corales, Caraballeda and Caribe have been cleared, extensive debris and damaged infrastructure remain in some residential areas, including the heavily affected Hugo Chavez housing complex. The scenes highlight the continuing recovery and reconstruction challenges three months after the-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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LA GUAIRA, Venezuela – August 1, 2026: Collapsed buildings, rescue workers, and residents affected by the earthquake are seen in La Guaira as emergency response and recovery efforts continue following the disaster. Photo by Jimmy Villalta / JNA Press. (Photo by Jimmy Villalta/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto