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Capriles denounces “abandono” to communities affected by rainfall in Venezuela

Opposition deputy Henrique Capriles denounced government abandonment of communities affected by heavy rains in Caracas, where at least two minors died after being swept away by water currents.

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Henrique Capriles accused the government of abandoning communities affected by rains in Caracas.

At least two minors died in La Vega parish after being swept away by water currents, confirmed by the Caracas Fire Department.

Capriles claimed three deaths in total: two from rising waters and one from a landslide.

In La Guaira, families still in tents from the June 24 earthquake were affected by the rains, losing tents and belongings.

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