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Venezuela Plans Temporary Housing for Earthquake Victims, Seeks Release of Gold Reserves

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Venezuela plans temporary accommodation for thousands displaced by recent earthquakes, with the death toll at 4,333.
President Jorge Rodriguez announced the plan, while interim President Delcy Rodriguez requested the Bank of England release gold reserves and the IMF release emergency funds for reconstruction.

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Venezuela plans temporary accommodation for thousands displaced by recent earthquakes, with the death toll at 4,333. President Jorge Rodriguez announced the plan, while interim President Delcy Rodriguez requested the Bank of England release gold reserves and the IMF release emergency funds for reconstruction.

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