As Foreign Aid Arrived, Many Venezuelans Asked: ‘Where is Our Military?’

In the wake of devastating foreign aid, Venezuelans are questioning the delayed and seemingly inadequate response from their military, which seemed more focused on controlling traffic than addressing urgent needs as bodies remained buried under rubble. This raises significant concerns about the military's role in national emergencies and its prioritization. The situation underscores broader issues regarding governance and emergency preparedness in Venezuela, highlighting a potential disconnect between the government's actions and the populace's immediate demands for help. For more details, check out the full article in The New York Times.