U.S. and Venezuela Find Common Ground After Earthquakes

U.S. and Venezuela Find Common Ground After Earthquakes

The U.S. and Venezuela have had no formal relations for years, but when earthquakes hit Venezuela on June 24, America responded publicly within a day. The U.S. said it won't block emergency aid—an opening in an otherwise frozen relationship. Now the question is whether Venezuela's leader will actually let that help reach people who need it.

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