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Income of 80 percent of Venezuela's productive sector most affected by earthquakes

A survey by a Venezuelan business association reveals that 80% of the productive sector in the region most affected by the June earthquakes has seen revenue declines.

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80% of the productive sector in the most earthquake-affected Venezuelan region has experienced revenue declines.

85.4% of surveyed companies cannot guarantee job preservation; 35.2% lack operational certainty, 31.7% anticipate inevitable layoffs, and 18.5% will retain only part of their staff.

The survey is based on 430 representatives from various economic sectors and is updated weekly.

The June 24 earthquakes (magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5) left at least 6,438 dead, tens of thousands injured, and over 24,000 homes damaged.

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