Recent natural disasters impacting Venezuela’s central coast on June 24th were significantly more destructive than a major landslide in 1999. According to Gregorio Salazar, the scale and nature of the recent catastrophe surpassed the devastation of December 15, 1999. Details regarding the specific impacts are limited in this initial report, indicated by the ellipsis. The report originates from TalCual, suggesting a focus on Venezuelan news and current events. This event highlights the vulnerability of Venezuela’s coastal regions to natural disasters. Further reporting is needed to understand the full extent of the damage and the response efforts underway. The author, @goyosalazar, frames these events as part of a concerning “history of iniquities”.