Venezuela Calls for Release of Frozen Assets to Help Quake Recovery
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The government of Venezuela requested, this Wednesday, the release of frozen assets of the country abroad to help raise resources for reconstruction after the two earthquakes last month, which left at least 3,685 dead. Earlier, the United Nations issued an urgent appeal to raise US$ 296 million (about R$ 1.52 billion) in aid to the country.
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El EconomistaVenezuela claimed the release of its frozen assets while the UN seeks more funds for the victims.
The Government of Venezuela today asked to release frozen assets to be used for recovery after the two earthquakes last month.
The country will need billions of dollars and years of work to be able to rebuild after the earthquakes. Where will it get the help?
Foreign Minister called for the release of state accounts blocked abroad. The U.S. has already suspended sanctions for four months after a double earthquake on 24 June.
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