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A 12-year-old baseball standout trains through tears after Venezuela quakes leave him homeless

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By Regina Garcia Cano Verified
| TriCityRecordNM
Roughly 18,000 people have been classified as homeless following the disaster Yeferson Seijas puts his cleats on for baseball practice in La Guaira, Venezuela, Saturday, July 11, after the earthquakes left his family without a home and some of the boys he grew up playing with injured, orphaned, dead or missing.
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A 12-year-old baseball standout trains through tears after Venezuela quakes leave him homeless

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By Regina Garcia Cano Verified
| The Commercial Dispatch Verified
GUARACARUMBO, Venezuela — The wind picks up dirt as clouds roll over an abandoned baseball stadium at the foot of the mountain range that separates Venezuela’s coastal communities from the capital, Caracas. Young players exchange high fives and hugs, regardless of the uniforms they wear, as well as tears for the friends who are able to train and those who cannot.
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By Regina Garcia Cano Verified
| TimesDaily Verified
GUARACARUMBO, Venezuela - The wind picks up dirt as clouds roll over an abandoned baseball stadium at the foot of the mountain range that separates Venezuela's coastal communities from the
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