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Venezuela signs agreement with Miyamoto to remove debris after earthquakes

Venezuela signed an agreement with US firm Miyamoto International to remove three million metric tons of debris in La Guaira following the June 24 earthquakes.

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What will reconstruction require, and is it viable? · Full question dossier →

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What would settle it: A costed, funded reconstruction plan with independent engineering sign-off on materials.

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Agreement signed between Venezuela's Ministry of Public Works and Miyamoto International for debris removal in La Guaira.

First phase targets removal of three million metric tons of debris.

Deal includes technical assistance, knowledge exchange, and improved construction standards.

Miyamoto had been active in Venezuela since the earthquakes, monitoring conditions.

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