'We need help': Venezuelans furious at slow official response to quakes

Venezuelans are expressing their frustration with the slow and inadequate government response to two devastating earthquakes that struck their country. Interim leader Delcy Rodriguez faced public anger and jeers during a visit to a Caracas neighborhood that was severely damaged, highlighting the population's desperation for timely aid. The situation underscores the broader crisis Venezuela faces, with its struggling economy exacerbating the challenges in providing effective disaster relief. This discontent could further destabilize an already fraught political environment.