ITV News report on Venezuela quake response draws on resident criticism and official defense
The segment covers survivors in makeshift camps like a baseball stadium after the June 24 twin earthquakes (7.2 and 7.5) that killed over 2,600. It highlights lack of government aid, anonymous doctor and resident complaints about delayed response and police looting, footage of soldiers looting, and an opposition figure blaming the legacy of Maduro and Chávez. Rodríguez is shown defending the response in a press conference, claiming rapid mobilization. Additional segments note water shortages causing illness and blocked rescue access. Sourcing includes on-site interviews, anonymous sources, opposition quotes, and official statements.
Source: ITV News