In the wake of the devastating twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, interim president Rodríguez has defended the government's emergency response. Many citizens have voiced concerns over the adequacy of the measures taken to assist those affected by the disaster.
Rodríguez acknowledged the challenges faced by the government but vowed to enhance the emergency response efforts. The death toll continues to rise as recovery operations are underway, with officials fearing that the final count may be significantly higher.
The government is under pressure to address the criticisms and improve its disaster management strategies, as the nation grapples with the aftermath of this tragic event.