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Venezuelans in North Texas send relief home and wait for news of loved ones following earthquakes
Summary by Denton News Editorial Desk By Priscilla Rice KERA News , as published by Denton Record-Chronicle
· June 29, 2026
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Venezuelan community groups and businesses in North Texas continue to send aid to their home country after last week’s deadly earthquakes. Two back-to-back quakes killed an estimated 1,500 people and injured thousands of others, with many still trapped or unaccounted…
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What is this story about? Venezuelan community groups and businesses in North Texas continue to send aid to their home country after last week’s deadly earthquakes. Two back-to-back quakes killed an estimated 1,500 people and injured thousands of others, with many still trapped or unaccounted…
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