Jul. 20, 2026
Will U.S. deny entry to 12-year-old Venezuelan earthquakes survivor?
TAMPA, Fla. – Ten minutes before two powerful earthquakes killed thousands in Venezuela on June 24, Antonella Narváez felt the need to call her mother, Cleudys Yépez. It was a brief conversation. Yépez and her 12-year-old daughter, Isabella, had... Read more.
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