#6Jul | La Alcaldía de Miami, el condado de Miami-Dade y los Miami Marlins abrieron un centro de acopio para las víctimas de los terremotos de Venezuela en el estadio LoanDepot Park, sede del equipo de la MLB.
El centro abrirá durante ocho horas diarias y funcionará al menos una semana, un plazo que podrá prolongarse otros siete días si la necesidad persiste.
Durante la rueda de prensa de este lunes, la alcaldesa de Miami, Eileen Higgins, solicitó una ayuda sostenida y advirtió que la reconstrucción del país llevará años tras los terremotos.
"Este desastre no fue de un solo día; no basta con limpiar una semana. El trabajo de levantar al pueblo de Venezuela y reparar sus comunidades va a durar años", subrayó.
Por su parte, Caroline O'Connor, presidenta de los Miami Marlins, dijo que el club pone sus instalaciones a disposición de la campaña y que también recogerá donaciones en los accesos del estadio durante los partidos de esta semana.
📰: @EFEnoticias
Lo que está pasando en La Guaira no puede reducirse a una frase: “fosas comunes”.
Hasta ahora, lo que se ha reportado públicamente es que hubo códigos y registros fotográficos. Pero no hay una confirmación clara, verificable y pública de cuántos de esos cuerpos tienen una muestra genética preservada para ser comparada después con sus familiares. Y ese vacío de información es enorme.
Los protocolos internacionales son claros: los cadáveres de desastres naturales no suelen representar un riesgo sanitario general que justifique entierros apresurados sin identificación.
Mientras continuan las labores de búsqueda y recuperación tras los terremotos, Venezuela enfrenta un nuevo desafío: la gestión de unos 17 millones de toneladas de escombros, una cantidad que, según estimaciones de organismos internacionales, se ha convertido en el principal obstáculo para la reconstrucción del país.
Las autoridades y equipos de emergencia están recurriendo a imágenes satelitales para evaluar la magnitud de los daños. Datos del programa europeo Copernicus han identificado 606 edificios completamente destruidos y 448 con daños significativos en un área de 337 kilómetros cuadrados, mientras otras herramientas de análisis estiman que decenas de miles de estructuras presentan algún nivel de afectación
Hospitals and schools in Venezuela have been destroyed, and rescue crews are still searching through the rubble.
The President must immediately redesignate Temporary Protected Status for Venezuela. Venezuelans cannot safely return home.
I will continue fighting to protect Venezuelan families and keep them safe.
@HispanicCaucus
As the situation in Venezuela continues to worsen, I continue to call on @SecRubio and @SecWar to deploy the USNS Comfort or Mercy to save lives. These Navy hospital ships can make a real difference. In emergency management, every hour counts. We can't afford to wait.
The devastation in Venezuela is staggering.
Today, I urged the President to immediately redesignate Temporary Protected Status for Venezuela.
TPS was created for moments like this. Venezuelans cannot safely return home, and they cannot afford to wait.
@HispanicCaucus@RepEspaillat@RepDarrenSoto@JoaquinCastrotx
Today, City of Miami leadership stood alongside Miami Fire Rescue personnel designated for deployment to Venezuela following a series of devastating earthquakes. The City reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to humanitarian relief as the federal government’s activation of USAR FL-TF2 sends our brave first responders to support critical search, rescue, and recovery operations on the ground. Our thoughts remain with the people of Venezuela. 🇻🇪🙏
#CityOfMiami #MiamiFireRescue #Venezuela #USARFLTF2 #DisasterRelief #InternationalAid @miamifirerescue @mayoreileenhiggins @commissionerescalona @RosadoForMiami
No solo se debe desbloquear X/Twitter, en Venezuela hay más de 200 páginas web bloqueadas: medios independientes, plataformas de información y derechos humanos.
En medio de una emergencia nacional por terremoto, cada canal bloqueado es información que no llega y vidas en riesgo.
Exigimos el desbloqueo, @delcyrodriguezv tiene la obligación de ordenar a @Conatel que cese las restricciones contra el derecho a la información.
Consulta la lista ➡️ https://t.co/ZEKU8I5DzI
What does it take to lead Miami as their first Democratic mayor in nearly 30 years?
Mayor Eileen Higgins sits down with Sarah McCammon to discuss her commitment to public safety and economic opportunity for residents. Full episode drops tomorrow on all podcast platforms.
When Eileen Higgins was in her 40s, she had a moment of existential reflection that changed everything - launching her out of her corporate career and into the Peace Corps. And eventually, mayor of Miami.
Excited to share our conversation:
https://t.co/pyaRQPIzDk via @YouTube
Stephen Miller’s mass deportation agenda has gone too far. He’s targeting Dreamers, who know no other home than the US, and letting agents racially profile Latinos.
I’m fighting back.
https://t.co/wypJDR0n5b
Darisbel Quintero Morillo and her husband Gilbert were living in Dallas and hoping to start a family. Darisbel learned that she was pregnant after she had been detained and locked away in an ICE prison.
She began experiencing bleeding and went to the hospital. She learned that she miscarried. As she was grieving the loss, ICE chained her to her hospital bed.
According to ICE’s own policies, she should never have been locked away while pregnant. What should have been a joyous time for her family became a nightmare under the Trump Administration’s cruel mass deportation machine. It is shameful.
Darisbel should be released immediately.
Trump is declaring Mission Accomplished, but Venezuelans don’t feel it.
Many political prisoners are in jail, exiles can’t safely return, Venezuelans deported from America are robbed, tortured and interrogated by the secret police.
Venezuela needs elections, not statehood.
Four months after Maduro's removal, what's changed in Venezuela?
No elections. No transition. No accountability. Just more corrupt profits for the regime and Trump's wealthy donors while hundreds of political prisoners remain in jail.
Another shooting. Another community grieving. My heart is with the victims and the Brown University community.
Congress must finally act with courage and urgency to end the gun violence epidemic in our country. And if they won’t, the people have a responsibility to choose leaders who will.
Enough.