AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVenezuela Earthquake Aftermath: Five days after twin quakes devastated La Guaira and shook Caracas, rescuers kept digging through rubble as the death toll climbed past 1,700 and a 4.6 aftershock added fresh panic; families say aid is slow and uneven, while officials highlight shelters, power restoration, and ongoing searches. Humanitarian Pressure: With the “survivor window” shrinking, attention is shifting to the long crisis—food, water, housing, and coordination—amid anger over government response and rare rescue “bright spots.” El Salvador’s Role: In a rare moment of regional solidarity, President Nayib Bukele offered help to Venezuela early in the disaster, and El Salvador’s expertise reportedly joined rescue efforts, including a noted Salvadoran team rescue. Local Spotlight: Bishop Evelio Menjivar shared his faith journey from a village in El Salvador to his new role in West Virginia, while Maple Ridge’s Multiculturalism Day featured Salvadoran performers singing the anthem.
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