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El Duque XD, Portoviejo (2026)

13/07/2026

🇻🇪 Nearly two weeks after twin earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 devastated Venezuela's northern coast on June 24, the state of La Guaira remains the epicenter of the tragedy. Areas including Caraballeda, Catia La Mar, and Macuto suffered the heaviest destruction, with hundreds of buildings reduced to rubble.

Authorities report more than 3,300 d3aths and over 16,700 people inj*red since the disaster began, alongside widespread damage to homes, roads, and critical infrastructure. Rescue crews, military units, and civilian volunteers have continued digging through unstable debris, working carefully to avoid further collapses as they search for anyone still trapped.

A widely shared video appeared to show a mother and her three children, including an infant, being freed alive from the fallen OPP Caribe building. Journalist Román Camacho later clarified that although the rescue itself was genuine, the footage circulated was actually filmed earlier in the search operation, not on the date recently claimed online.

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13/07/2026

🇻🇪 A heartbreaking video turned into a story of hope in Venezuela this week.

Just days after the twin earthquakes struck on June 24, a young man trapped in the basement of a c0llapsed building in La Guaira recorded an emotional plea for help. Though inj*red himself, he didn't ask rescuers to save him first — instead, he begged them to reach his younger sister and grandmother, who were trapped elsewhere in the wreckage. The video spread quickly online, setting off an urgent race against time to locate the family.

Hours later, that race ended the way so many had hoped: he and his entire family were pulled out alive. His story touched thousands who had been following the search, with many turning to prayer as crews worked to reach him. His rescue has since become a symbol of hope for the countless families still searching for loved ones in the aftermath of the disaster.

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12/07/2026

🐾🇲🇽 Heroes on four legs are getting their well-deserved recognition! The Mexican Red Cross honored its Heavy USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) team with the Humanitarian Merit Medal following their mission in Venezuela after the double earthquake that struck the country on June 24.

During an emotional ceremony led by national president Eduardo de Agüero Le Duc, all 15 specialists were awarded the medal alongside four rescue dogs — Halley, Balam, Orly, and Kenay — whose skills were essential in locating people trapped beneath collapsed structures. Together, the team managed to rescue three people alive, locate 37 individuals who had passed away, work through eight highly complex sites, and carry out 40 search operations with canine support.

One especially notable moment took place at Galería Playa Grande 🇻🇪, where the team designed a structural pe*******on strategy that made it possible to safely extract a security guard, Hernán Alberto Gil Flores, from the wreckage — an operation other international teams had considered technically unfeasible. Beyond the rescues, the specialists also assisted grieving families searching for answers about missing loved ones.

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12/07/2026

🛰️ NASA has revealed striking new details about the earthquakes that struck northern Venezuela on June 24, showing that the ground itself shifted by as much as 60 centimeters in parts of Caracas and La Guaira.

Using imagery from the NISAR satellite, a joint mission between the US and India, scientists applied a technique called InSAR to compare surface measurements taken before and after the earthquakes. The data pinpointed the San Sebastián fault system as the source of the rupture, showing how the ground moved both horizontally and vertically, with the most significant shift, 60 centimeters toward the west, recorded south of one fault segment.

According to NASA researchers, this level of ground displacement helps explain why structural damage and building collapses were so severe across Caracas and La Guaira. The findings, generated through NISAR's rapid-response system capable of delivering data within 12 to 24 hours of a disaster, mark the first time this system has been used to map surface displacement from a major earthquake.

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12/07/2026

🐕 A story of survival is capturing hearts across Venezuela. For 14 days, a young man lay trapped beneath the collapsed Block 3 of the Páez housing complex in Catia La Mar, La Guaira — and his loyal dog never left his side.

The building came down after two major earthqu@kes struck Venezuela on June 24, leaving the region in crisis. While rescue teams worked tirelessly to reach survivors, this young man's dog stayed pressed against him the entire time, licking his face whenever he lost consciousness to keep him aware. On July 8, rescuers finally broke through the rubble and pulled both of them out alive.

"My dog is the one who kept me alive... he licked me every time I passed out," the survivor said afterward. The dog couldn't clear debris or call for help — but he never stopped trying to bring his owner back. 🇻🇪❤️

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12/07/2026

🇲🇽🇻🇪 Mexico has stepped up its support for Venezuela, sending more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid aboard two Navy vessels bound for the earthquake-affected country.

The Secretariat of the Navy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the logistics support ships Isla Holbox and Huasteco departed from the port of Veracruz carrying roughly 707.3 tons of supplies, following instructions from President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. The Isla Holbox alone transports about 618 tons of food, bottled water, hygiene products, medications, and medical supplies, along with four water purification plants each capable of producing 1,000 liters of clean water per hour. The Huasteco carries an additional 89 tons of similar provisions.

The supplies came together through collaboration between the Navy, the Foreign Ministry, private companies, foundations, and civil society organizations, with donations gathered at collection centers across Mexico City. Officials say the journey is expected to take about six days, and the shipment adds to an earlier delivery this week of eight electric power plants sent by plane to help restore essential infrastructure in Venezuela.

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12/07/2026

🇯🇵🇻🇪 As several international rescue teams begin scaling back operations in Venezuela due to shrinking odds of finding survivors, Japan has chosen a different path—stepping up its support instead.

Tokyo announced it will deploy a second medical team to Venezuela, alongside a new humanitarian aid package worth 3.5 million dollars aimed at helping communities still reeling from the earthquakes. This latest contribution reflects Japan's continued commitment to the country even as the window for rescue operations narrows.

The assistance will cover food support, health and medical care, as well as shelter and essential supplies for the many families who lost their homes in the disaster. Officials say the package is designed to address both immediate needs and the longer-term recovery challenges facing affected communities across the country. 🙏

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12/07/2026

Venezuelan families are digging through earthquake rubble with their bare hands in search of loved ones as international rescue teams begin pulling out and frustration mounts over the government's response 🇻🇪.

Authorities announced Monday that the death toll had climbed to 3,535, with another 16,740 people injured, though thousands more bodies may still remain buried beneath the ruins.

Over the weekend in La Guaira, government civil defense crews and security forces were notably absent from the search efforts. Most of the people working through the debris were civilians using their bare hands or basic tools like picks and shovels, occasionally joined by firefighters and Mexican rescue teams still remaining in the country.

With no official count of how many people remain trapped beneath the wreckage, more than 30,000 missing person reports have been submitted to a website set up by the Venezuelan opposition, as families continue their desperate search nearly two weeks after the June 24 earthquakes.

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11/07/2026

Hope broke through the devastation in Venezuela 🇻🇪 this week. Eleven days after powerful earthquakes shook the country on June 24, rescue teams managed to pull a family out alive from beneath the rubble, a moment that felt nearly impossible given how much time had passed.

Search and recovery operations remain active in the hardest-hit areas, with national and international teams working side by side to locate remaining survivors and recover victims still trapped. The emergency response continues around the clock, with crews combing through collapsed buildings day and night.

Volunteers and specialized rescuers keep coordinating efforts across the affected zones, refusing to give up as the search stretches into its second week. For the thousands of families still waiting for news about their loved ones, this rescue stands as a rare and powerful reminder that hope hasn't run out.

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11/07/2026

For more than 120 hours, 12-year-old Carlos Miguel Colmenares was trapped beneath the rubble of his nine-story building, La Estrella de Macuto, in La Guaira, Venezuela 🇻🇪, after the twin earthquakes struck on June 24. When the shaking began, he ducked under a table, a decision that ultimately saved his life as the building came crashing down around him.

With no cell signal but his phone still in hand, Carlos used its flashlight to build a mental map of his surroundings before the battery could die, memorizing where the wall, furniture, and refrigerator were positioned. The five days that followed felt endless, and at some point during that first or second night, he lost all sense of time.

Pinned beneath the table that shielded him, Carlos described the physical toll: his body ached from staying still, forcing him to shift between lying on his side or his back. "It was so hard to be underground for that long... I just stayed still, staring into nothing," he said, describing moments so dark it felt like his eyes were closed even when open. "It was maddening, but I managed to control myself and not waste energy."

Rescue teams from Ecuador and the Dominican Republic pulled the boy from the wreckage and transported him to Clínicas Caracas, where he remains under medical observation.

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