Two months after the earthquakes struck, while fish remain plentiful in the sea off La Guaira, Venezuela, the fishing economy has collapsed. The disaster has eliminated buyers and businesses crucial to the industry, leading to significant economic hardship. Increased costs further compound the problems faced by local fishermen. Many are struggling to even recoup their basic expenses despite continued catches. The earthquakes have fundamentally broken the economic chain supporting the region’s fishing community, creating a situation where there’s supply without demand. This situation highlights the broader economic impact of the natural disaster beyond immediate structural damage.