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The acting president brought together the country's 14 productive engines, activated 10 strategic sectors and presented a macroeconomic picture of 9% growth in Q2, real consumption up 33% in July and roughly 30 international hydrocarbons agreements under negotiation.
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Acting President Delcy Rodriguez announced the start of the post-earthquake reconstruction plan's allocation cycle, with a target of surpassing 10,000 recovered housing units in 2027.
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In an interview conducted before the June 24 earthquake, the acting president details deals with GE Vernova, IMSA, Chevron and Repsol, previews the recovery of more than 6,400 megawatts and confirms that oil exports exceed 900,000 barrels per day.
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The merger of the foreign affairs and foreign trade ministries and the return of Félix Plasencia to the Foreign Ministry signal a shift toward diplomacy oriented to attracting investment, financing reconstruction and gradually normalizing relations with Washington.
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In two weeks, the acting president has opened simultaneous fronts with the British Crown, the IMF, CAF, the United States and Brazil. The goal: recover frozen resources to sustain the Venezuela Renace plan as reconstruction moves forward.
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Fifteen days after the twin earthquakes, Venezuela has restored 96% of electricity and 84% of water in La Guaira, while the UN estimates damages at $37 billion and Delcy Rodriguez asks the UK to unfreeze Venezuelan gold to fund reconstruction.
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Ten days after the twin earthquakes, Venezuela closes the rescue phase with 2,645 dead and opens a financial architecture with the IMF, IDB, World Bank and CAF. The cooperation of 147 governments redefines the country's place in the world.
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1,719 dead, 5,034 injured, 15,866 families affected. Mexico, Cuba and China add new contributions to the broadest multilateral operation of the century in Latin America, built on 24 countries and UN agencies.
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1,450 dead, 432 aftershocks, 2,741 international rescuers. A new magnitude 5.6 quake off Aragua. The OCHA-led operation enters its transition from intensive rescue to mass assistance.
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On day four after the quake, OCHA coordinates 25 international teams (17 USAR + 8 medical) with close to 1,000 personnel from 24 countries. Toll: 920 dead, 3,360 injured, 50,000 missing according to the U.N., 6.76 million affected according to IOM.
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Forty-eight hours after the magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 doublet, the Venezuelan state consolidated a response architecture under unified civilian command, with a $200 million IMF fund and U.N. coordination. Official count: 589 dead, 2,980 injured, 214 aftershocks.
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Twenty-four hours after the twin earthquakes, the official toll stands at 188 dead and 1,520 injured. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced a $200 million IMF fund and the U.N. now coordinates 11 international USAR teams.
