Venezuelan authorities are facing criticism for allegedly politicizing the case of a rescue worker, known as “Topo” (Mole), from La Guaira. Users on social media claim the Civil Protection agency (Cicpc) is attempting to discredit the volunteer rescuer, whose public criticism of the earthquake rescue efforts gained viral attention. The accusations center around the imposition of a reporting requirement on Topo, seen as an attempt to silence dissent. Critics allege the move is a deliberate effort to undermine a civilian who openly questioned the effectiveness of the official response. The controversy highlights tensions between government agencies and independent volunteers involved in disaster relief. This case raises concerns about freedom of speech and potential repercussions for those who challenge official narratives following the earthquakes. The situation is currently unfolding and under scrutiny by the public.