TALLY UPDATE, BOILING POT
As of the most recent update in Venezuela, there are 5,034 injured, and 1,719 dead (with tens of thousands still missing). The window for rescuing people alive is almost over (if not shut already) and there are many examples that show extreme incompetence by the ruling regime in Venezuela.
Before I list some of the most egregious examples of incompetence, remember the Maduro Regime is still in place. The only difference is the regime is led by Delcy Rodríguez since Maduro was arrested in January. So, the incompetence is not surprising, but it is still appalling.
Since the earthquakes occurred last Wednesday, very little empathy for the country has been expressed by the regime. In addition, there are many accounts of troops in Venezuela's National Guard looking for items among the rubble instead of rescuing people that are known to be trapped in the same heap. Perhaps the most infuriating example of incompetence (among many) for Venezuelans is, they know many more people are dead than the regime is acknowledging.
Public anger is rapidly increasing (there are already videos that show angry citizens attempting to push through lines of armed Venezuelan Troops) and it is anticipated that angry protests/riots in the near future are inevitable.
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