‘I cry every every day’: Many survivors of Venezuela’s earthquakes left without homes @WashingtonPost
‘I cry every every day’: Many survivors of Venezuela’s earthquakes left without homes @WashingtonPost
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Many survivors of Venezuela's earthquakes are sheltering in tents at refugee camps.

Displaced residents described fear, trauma and uncertainty after the twin quakes, which left about 59,000 buildings damaged or destroyed, according to NASA estimates.

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‘I cry every every day’: Many survivors of Venezuela’s earthquakes left without homes

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