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Catalina Florez

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Twin mamá 👯‍♀️ Journalist & Presenter @SBSNews Colombian born 🇨🇴 Melbourne raised 🇦🇺 Catalina.Florez@sbs.com.au
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Trump promised Venezuela prosperity after capturing its president. Locals see no difference

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By Catalina Florez Verified
| SBS News Verified
in brief Donald Trump's stunning January abduction of Nicolás Maduro promised to change the beleaguered South American country. Locals say that already-dire conditions have not improved since the US toppled the government. From a hillside neighbourhood in Venezuela's capital, Patricia Mata saw a seismic political event unfold — a moment that shook not only her country, but the world.
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'Haría cualquier cosa': El niño que busca a su madre entre las ruinas que dejaron los terremotos en Venezuela

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By Catalina Florez Verified
| SBS Verified
Esta historia contiene imágenes explícitas que algunos espectadores podrían encontrar perturbadoras. El niño jadea al hablar, tiene las manos cubiertas de polvo, mientras se apresura a decirme que su madre sigue viva, atrapada bajo capas de hormigón derrumbado y metal retorcido. Han pasado 13 días desde que dos terremotos azotaron Venezuela. El desastre ha matado a miles de personas, ha desplazado a muchas más y ha dejado a familias de todo el país buscando desesperadamente a sus seres queridos.
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I saw a country dig for its loved ones. It will stay with me forever

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By Catalina Florez Verified
| SBS News Verified
This story contains graphic content some viewers may find distressing. The boy wheezes as he speaks, his hands covered in dust as he rushes to tell me his mother is still alive, trapped under layers of collapsed concrete and twisted metal. It's been 13 days since two earthquakes ripped through Venezuela. The disaster has killed thousands of people, displaced many more and left families across the country desperately searching for loved ones.
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