Venezuela: a highly complex humanitarian response
Venezuela: una respuesta humanitaria de alta complejidad
Summary
An opinion piece argues that the June 24 earthquakes in Venezuela have exposed a weakened state with severe limitations in delivering a humanitarian response. It warns that, as in Haiti and Indonesia, a minimal national structure is needed to lead disaster relief.
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