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PNP offers prayers and support to Venezuela after deadly quake
A man carries a metal frame past debris and collapsed structures in Catia La Mar, La Guaira state, about 30 km northwest of Caracas, on June 25, 2026, following an earthquake. (Photo: AFP)
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June 25, 2026

PNP offers prayers and support to Venezuela after deadly quake

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The People’s National Party (PNP) has extended its deepest condolences to the Government and people of Venezuela following the devastating earthquake that has claimed lives, injured many and caused widespread destruction.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the Opposition party expressed solidarity with those affected by the tragedy.

“This tragedy has left families grieving, communities disrupted and many facing immense uncertainty. At times like these, words can offer only limited comfort, but they can affirm a shared sense of humanity and solidarity with those who are suffering,” the PNP said.

The party said it mourns alongside the families of those who lost loved ones and stands in sympathy with all who have been injured, displaced or otherwise impacted by the disaster.

“Our thoughts are especially with those still awaiting news of relatives and friends, as well as the many vulnerable persons whose lives have been so suddenly disrupted,” the statement continued.

The PNP also commended the dedication of emergency responders, healthcare workers, volunteers, and others involved in the ongoing search, rescue and relief operations.

“Their courage and selflessness are a source of hope in the midst of this tragedy,” the party said.

Highlighting the importance of global cooperation during times of crisis, the PNP noted that natural disasters test the resilience of nations while underscoring the need for compassion and international solidarity.

“As Venezuela begins the difficult task of recovery, we hope that the country will continue to receive the support needed to assist affected communities and rebuild lives,” the statement said.

The PNP further extended their prayers to those mourning and healing in the aftermath of the earthquake.

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