Regime na Venezuela restringe acesso � zona mais afetada por terremoto, e Delcy � vaiada em Caracas

The Venezuelan government has imposed strict access restrictions to La Guaira, a coastal area devastated by recent earthquakes, starting this Friday evening. This move has sparked criticism as it limits aid efforts and restricts the movement of those in need. Meanwhile, Vice President Delcy was booed in Caracas, reflecting growing discontent with the regime's handling of the crisis. This situation highlights the regime's challenges in managing both the immediate aftermath of natural disasters and the broader public discontent.