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Where Are the Lost Kids of the Earthquakes?

Summary by Caracas Chronicles
Institutional silence and social media misinformation made it harder for child protection organizations and families to reunite with children who survived

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La PresseLa Presse
Lean Left

Venezuela: Two Teenagers Looking for Their Mother

After the terrible earthquakes in Venezuela, Winder and Deivi Delfín dug tirelessly for 26 days to find the remains of their loved ones.

·Montreal, Canada
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El PaisEl Pais
Lean Left

The Anguish for Those Who Disappeared After the Earthquakes in Venezuela: “The Footprint of My Mother Was Lost”

The authorities do not take into account the cases of those who lost track after being rescued, in transfers between hospitals or under rubble, while the number of missing persons reaches 5,208 persons

·Madrid, Spain
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Caracas ChroniclesCaracas Chronicles

Where Are the Lost Kids of the Earthquakes?

Institutional silence and social media misinformation made it harder for child protection organizations and families to reunite with children who survived

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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