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Trato de ser racional, pero a veces no lo logro. Fotógrafa. También escribo. Me gusta contar historias. Ahora en @wiredenespanol ✍️
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Why Venezuela’s Second Earthquake Was So Damaging to Buildings

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Why Venezuela’s Second Earthquake Was So Damaging to Buildings Original

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Verónica Cañas barely had time to grab her 6-year-old son and put on her shoes before running out of her apartment in Caracas. As she ran down the stairs, the walls began to crack and part of the facade started to crumble. A few kilometers away in Altamira, 50-year-old Eduardo Burger watched as one building swayed while another fell apart. Neither of them knew that this was not just a single terrible earthquake but instead a rare phenomenon.
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El factor estructural: Por qué el segundo sismo fue letal para los edificios de Venezuela

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Verónica Cañas apenas alcanzó a tomar a su hijo de seis años y ponerse los zapatos antes de salir corriendo de su departamento en Caracas. Mientras bajaba las escaleras, las paredes comenzaron a resquebrajarse y parte de la fachada empezó a desprenderse. A unos kilómetros de ahí, Eduardo Burger, de 50 años, veía cómo un edificio en Altamira se ondulaba mientras otro perdía fragmentos de su estructura.
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