Venezuelan exiles spared by earthquake find grief deepened as they return home

Venezuela has experienced massive outmigration in recent years. The country recently suffered a major earthquake. Those who had left before the quake were not directly affected by the physical damage. Their absence meant many lives were saved. Returning migrants now confront intensified grief over lost loved ones. The disaster has compounded the emotional toll of displacement. Families grapple with mourning from afar and now at home. The situation highlights the lingering human cost of Venezuela's crisis.