«Without Clothes I Ran Out»: Governor of La Guaira Told How He Lived the Earthquakes of the 24Jun
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La Guaira resurfaces in rubble: shops reopen doors less than a month after the double earthquake Published: 20.07.2026 / redpres.com Photo Hello News The coastal state, declared a disaster zone after earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 of last June 24, shows signs ...
José Alejandro Terán, governor of La Guaira, said that during the first hours of the earthquake there was no control over aid and rescues in the state. "The largest amount of rescues were made by the organized people"
A few days after one month of the deadly earthquakes that shook Venezuela last Wednesday, June 24, the governor of the state La Guaira – the most affected in the country – José Alejandro Terán, offered an interview where he related how the situation lived and assured that the coastal entity will recover, [...] El entrada Gobernador José Terán: 56% of the shops in La Guaira resume its activity after earthquakes was first published in Foco Informa…
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today When it is almost a month since the earthquakes of June 24, the governor of La Guaira, José Alejandro Terán, told of the moments that he lived this afternoon. He assured that the entity will recover, to the point that the businesses and companies in the unaffected areas of the state already operate normally. While the works in the rest of the territory advance at an accelerated pace. He reported…
When almost a month has passed since the earthquakes of June 24, the governor of La Guaira, José Alejandro Terán, recounted the moments he lived this afternoon. He assured that the entity will recover, to the point that the businesses and companies in the unaffected areas of the state already operate normally. While the work in the rest of the territory progresses at an accelerated pace. He reported that of the 7,000 shops that La Guaira had bef…
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