By Masaya Llavaneras Blanco Photo by Miguel Medina, view of a shelter in Catia La Mar, July 6. As one of almost 8 million diaspora Venezuelans, I was shocked about the news of the double earthquakes that hit the country on 24 June: both over magnitude 7 on the Richter scale, separated from each other … Continue reading Earthquakes and governance: why we need a gender lens in Venezuela’s compounding crises
