Venezuelans in the US rush to send aid to earthquake victims, but Caracas airport is closed

Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. are mobilizing to send aid to those affected by recent earthquakes in Venezuela, with local officials and advocates urging donations in areas with large Venezuelan populations. While people like Oscar Torres are quickly organizing and gathering supplies, they face the hurdle of a closed Caracas airport, complicating the delivery of much-needed help. This situation underscores the challenges humanitarian efforts face even as communities across the globe come together to support those in need. The response highlights the ongoing connections and responsibilities many Venezuelans feel towards their homeland despite living abroad.