This Week on Americas Now: Venezuela's Youngest Face Crisis
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Weeks after two back-to-back devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, children remain among the hardest hit. UNICEF estimates more than 600,000 children now need humanitarian assistance. Correspondent Michelle Begue reports from the ground on disrupted schooling, mental health struggles, and the long road to recovery for the country's youngest survivors.
Inside World Central Kitchen's Earthquake Response
Parts of Caracas and La Guaira remain without electricity or running water weeks after the earthquake, leaving food as the most urgent need for many families. Mike Walter speaks with Linda Roth of World Central Kitchen, the NGO that has served thousands of meals to earthquake-affected Venezuelans since the disaster began.
What It Takes to Cover a Disaster: Paulo Cabral's Venezuela Assignment
What does it really take to cover a disaster zone? Correspondent Paulo Cabral takes viewers behind the scenes of his six-night assignment reporting on the aftermath of Venezuela's earthquakes, sharing the challenges and moments that don't always make it on air.
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