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How to access the Bank of Venezuela's social credit for earthquake survivors?

The Venezuelan government, through the Ministry of Economy and Finance, announced on August 11 that three public banks—Banco de Venezuela, Banco Digital de los Trabajadores, and Banco del Tesoro—will offer social credit for those affected by the earthquakes.

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Three public banks will offer social credit for earthquake victims: Banco de Venezuela, Banco Digital de los Trabajadores, and Banco del Tesoro.

The Ministry of Economy and Finance announced the credit program on August 11.

Banks must respond to credit applications within a maximum of five business days.

The 'Venezuela Renace' plan was activated on July 8 by Delcy Rodríguez to rebuild affected homes.

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