The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is providing Venezuela with $346 million in aid following a recent powerful earthquake. The funds are intended to support the reconstruction efforts in the areas most affected by the disaster. Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodríguez announced the aid package via Telegram on Friday, stating it will be allocated to housing, infrastructure, and the restoration of essential public services for impacted families. The earthquake struck Venezuela's coastal region on June 24th, causing significant damage. This financial assistance represents a crucial step in aiding the country’s recovery and providing much-needed support to those affected. The IMF’s contribution will help address immediate needs and begin the long process of rebuilding.