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‘God is punishing the politicians’: anger at earthquake response grows in Venezuela

Public anger mounts in Venezuela as the death toll from recent earthquakes exceeds 4,300 and citizens criticize the government's response.

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A series of earthquakes in Venezuela has resulted in a rising death toll, with reports from Vatican News and UPI citing figures between 4,333 and almost 4,500 confirmed dead. Coverage from The Guardian emphasizes growing public resentment toward the state, featuring claims that the disaster is a divine punishment for politicians.

ReliefWeb has issued a Humanitarian Response Plan Addendum to address the crisis. Future developments depend on the implementation of the updated humanitarian response plan as the confirmed casualty count continues to rise.

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Quick answers

What is the reported death toll?

Figures vary slightly by source, with UPI reporting 4,333 deaths and Vatican News stating almost 4,500 people are confirmed dead.

How is the public reacting to the disaster?

According to The Guardian, anger is growing regarding the earthquake response, with some suggesting the event is God punishing politicians.

What official actions have been taken?

ReliefWeb has released a Humanitarian Response Plan Addendum as of July 14, 2026.

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