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Venezuelan earthquakes test Trump’s new western hemisphere policy after gutting of USAID

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Venezuelan earthquakes test Trump’s new western hemisphere policy after gutting of USAID
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Members of US search and rescue teams stand on a runway upon arrival in Venezuela on Friday. Photograph: US Department of State/ReutersView image in fullscreenMembers of US search and rescue teams stand on a runway upon arrival in Venezuela on Friday. His successor, Delcy Rodríguez, has been far more amenable to the US.“They had a tremendous earthquake, a lot of people killed right in Caracas and we have a lot of people over there helping,” Trump said on Friday, adding that the US had a great relationship with Venezuela since capturing Maduro.

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Members of US search and rescue teams stand on a runway upon arrival in Venezuela on Friday. Photograph: US Department of State/ReutersView image in fullscreenMembers of US search and rescue teams stand on a runway upon arrival in Venezuela on Friday. Photograph: US Department of State/ReutersUS foreign policyAnalysisVenezuelan earthquakes test Trump’s new western hemisphere policy after gutting of USAIDAndrew RothMarco Rubio is scrambling to provide effective disaster response to country whose president US deposed in JanuarySun 28 Jun 2026 05.32 EDTLast modified on Sun 28 Jun 2026 05.33 EDTShareThis week’s dual earthquakes in Venezuela are a test for the new era of American power in the western hemisphere, as the Trump administration scrambles to provide an effective disaster response…

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