Multiple reports describe a video showing Venezuelan politician Diosdado Cabello having a heated interaction with US aid workers in the aftermath of twin earthquakes in Venezuela. The footage is presented as evidence of attempted interference with rescue or aid efforts, with claims that the official is “sabotaging” American assistance. The reports link the incident to the days following the earthquakes, which they say killed 1,450 people. In the video, Cabello is shown in close contact with aid personnel who are working at the scene to help rescue or assist affected residents. The outlets do not provide additional verified details about what was said or whether any aid operation was ultimately halted. There is also no independent assessment included in the provided excerpts regarding the accusations made in connection with the video. Overall, the coverage centers on the appearance of the video and the allegation that it reflects obstruction of US aid efforts following the earthquakes.
Video allegedly shows Venezuelan official confronting US aid workers after earthquakes
Multiple reports describe a video showing Venezuelan politician Diosdado Cabello having a heated interaction with US aid workers in the aftermath of twin earthquakes in Venezuela. The footage is prese...
- A video shows Venezuelan politician Diosdado Cabello confronting or speaking with US aid workers.
- The incident occurs in the aftermath of twin earthquakes in Venezuela.
- Reports say the earthquakes kill about 1,450 people.
- The video is cited as alleged interference with or sabotage of US aid, though specific verified outcomes are not provided in the excerpts.
- US aid workers are described as carrying out rescue or assistance activities at the time of the confrontation.
Diosdado Cabello, a local Venezuelan politician, was seen in a heated conversation with US aid workers who were trying to rescue people after the double earthquake on Wednesday.
2 months agoDiosdado Cabello, a local Venezuelan politician, was seen in a heated conversation with US aid workers who were trying to rescue people after the double earthquake on Wednesday.
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