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When Serving and Helping Others Is Always Left in the DNA: Iris Gómez the Ex-Cop Who Helped Her Neighbors

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For 35 years she worked as a public servant, among the roles she played she was a police officer in Sucre municipality, Miranda state. She was also a paramedic, so on Wednesday, June 24, when the double earthquake happened, Iris Gómez knew what to do: Help. Once she managed to leave her home located in El Campito, Catia La Mar, La Guaira state, she went to help her neighbor, who was in a state of panic and couldn’t climb the 10 steps that separa…
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For 35 years she worked as a public servant, among the roles she played she was a police officer in Sucre municipality, Miranda state. She was also a paramedic, so on Wednesday, June 24, when the double earthquake happened, Iris Gómez knew what to do: Help. Once she managed to leave her home located in El Campito, Catia La Mar, La Guaira state, she went to help her neighbor, who was in a state of panic and couldn’t climb the 10 steps that separa…

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DiarioVea broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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