Twin earthquakes hit Venezuela as rescue teams work through the night | 7.30
Before disaster struck in Venezuela, it was a country in the grip of a long-term crisis.
Authoritarian rule and severe economic mismanagement pushed the oil-rich country towards collapse. Millions of Venezuelans have fled their homeland.
In January this year, the Trump administration swooped in, seizing the country's leader in a military raid, replacing him with his Deputy, Delcy Rodriguez, who faced the herculean task of trying to stabilise the country.
Then, at 6 PM local time last night, twinned earthquakes struck.
Stephen Gibbs, Latin America Correspondent for The Times, was home in Caracas. He spoke to 7.30's Sarah Ferguson.
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