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(FILES) Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez gestures as she visits a temporary camp of the French Civil Security in La Guaira, La Guaira state, on July 1, 2026, following the June 24 twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Venezuela's interim President, Delcy Rodriguez, announced on television on July 8, that she had written to King Charles III of England to request the release of some 30 tonnes of Venezuelan gold frozen in the United Kingdom as part of sanctions against the country, so that it could be used to help rebuild the country following the twin earthquakes. (Photo by Miguel MEDINA/POOL/AFP)

NAJAVILI POVLAČENJE

Rodriguez: Venezuela nema više povjerenja u međunarodni kazneni sud

(FILES) Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez gestures as she visits a temporary camp of the French Civil Security in La Guaira, La Guaira state, on July 1, 2026, following the June 24 twin earthquakes in Venezuela. Venezuela's interim President, Delcy Rodriguez, announced on television on July 8, that she had written to King Charles III of England to request the release of some 30 tonnes of Venezuelan gold frozen in the United Kingdom as part of sanctions against the country, so that it could be used to help rebuild the country following the twin earthquakes. (Photo by Miguel MEDINA/POOL/AFP)

TRAŽI UKIDANJE SANKCIJA

Rodriguez: Zamrznuti resursi mogli bi nam pomoći u obnovi Venezuele

This aerial view taken on July 2, 2026 in Caraballeda in the state of La Guaira shows collapsed buildings following the June 24 twin earthquakes. More than a week after the earthquakes struck, there is little chance of finding additional survivors from the two earthquakes that killed nearly 2,300 people, destroyed entire residential buildings, and left tens of thousands missing. (Photo by Miguel MEDINA/POOL/AFP)

Vratimo život u ruševine

Caritas pokrenuo humanitarnu akciju za pomoć Venezueli

A rescue worker raises his hand to silence people to try to find survivors at a collapsed building following the June 24 twin earthquakes, in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, Venezuela, on June 30, 2026,. Tens of thousands of people urgently need food and shelter in Venezuela due to the devastation from two huge earthquakes that killed more than 1,700 and injured 5,000, the UN said on June 30, 2026, as doctors warned of potential outbreaks of disease. (Photo by Juan BARRETO/AFP)

ALARMANTNA SITUACIJA

Broj žrtava u Venezueli porastao na gotovo tri tisuće

A volunteer searches for victims as others (L, top) try to retrieve a body from the rubble in Caraballeda, La Guaira State, Venezuela on June 28, 2026, following the June 24 twin earthquakes. (Photo by Mauricio VALENZUELA/AFP)

NAKON RAZORNIH POTRESA

SAD pojačava pomoć Venezueli u spašavanju stanovnika

Workers remove debris from a collapsed building in the San Bernardino neighborhood of Caracas on June 28, 2026, following earthquakes. Thousands of rescuers, relatives and volunteers dig day and night through mounds of concrete to find survivors of the earthquakes that struck Venezuela more than three days ago, leaving nearly 1,500 dead and tens of thousands missing. (Photo by Federico PARRA/AFP)

STRESNA SITUACIJA

Naknadni potres pogodio Caracas, potraga ulazi u presudne sate

Volunteers work searching for possible victims at a collapsed building following twin earthquakes, in San Bernardino neighbourhood, in Caracas on June 27, 2026. The death toll in Venezuela's twin earthquake disaster reached 1,430 and millions more were feared to lack sanitation and other basic needs as the first US aid flights trickled into Caracas. (Photo by Juan BARRETO/AFP)

Venezuela

Jedanaestogodišnji dječak izvučen iz ruševina tri dana nakon potresa

Picture of a leaning building taken after twin earthquakes in Caraballeda, La Guaira State, some 40 km northeast of Caracas, on June 25, 2026. The death toll from twin earthquakes in Venezuela more than doubled on June 26, 2026, to 589, interim president Delcy Rodriguez said, as rescuers boosted by international teams raced to find survivors beneath collapsed buildings. (Photo by Donaldo BARROS/AFP)

DOLAZE MEĐUNARODNI TIMOVI

Potresi u Venezueli odnijeli najmanje 920 života, ozlijeđenih 3360

TOPSHOT - Volunteers search for possible victims in a collapsed building following twin earthquakes in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, some 40 km northeast of Caracas, on June 25, 2026. The death toll from twin quakes, measured at magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, has risen to at least 188, with more than 1,520 others injured, top lawmaker Jorge Rodriguez reported, while residents continue searching for missing relatives. (Photo by Federico PARRA/AFP)

Utrka s vremenom

Spasioci u potrazi za žrtvama ispod ruševina u Venezueli

TOPSHOT - A volunteer carries a rescued dog across the rubble of a collapsed building following twin earthquakes in Caraballeda, La Guaira state, some 40 km northeast of Caracas, on June 25, 2026. The death toll from twin quakes, measured at magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, has risen to at least 188, with more than 1,520 others injured, top lawmaker Jorge Rodriguez reported, while residents continue searching for missing relatives. (Photo by Federico PARRA/AFP)

dužnosnik UN-a

Tom Fletcher: Venezuela je iznimno kompleksna operacija spašavanja

TOPSHOT - A woman comforts a child in the street following an earthquake in Caracas on June 24, 2026. Two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 struck the same area of Venezuela on the evening of June 24, causing buildings to collapse, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and AFP journalists. The quakes drove residents of the capital, Caracas, into the streets. (Photo by Federico PARRA/AFP)

PRIVREMENA PREDSJEDNICA

Delcy Rodriguez: broj poginulih u potresu popeo se na 589, ozlijeđenih je 3000

People carry their belongings out of a damaged building following an earthquake in Catia La Mar, La Guaira state, some 30km north-west of Caracas, on June 25, 2026. A twin earthquake that was Venezuela's largest in over a century has killed at least 164 people and destroyed multiple buildings near the capital, where residents searched on June 25 for missing relatives. (Photo by Federico PARRA/AFP)

DVA SNAŽNA UDARA

Strahuje se da su tisuće poginule u potresu u Venezueli

(FILES) (COMBO) This combination of pictures created on March 05, 2026 shows US President Donald Trump smiling during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European leaders in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, on August 18, 2025, and Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez smiling alongside US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum (out of frame), after their meeting at the Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas on March 4, 2026. The United States lifted sanctions on Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez on April 1, 2026, who took power after Washington ousted her predecessor Nicolas Maduro in a military operation. Rodriguez's name was deleted from the US "Specially Designated Nationals List" according to a post on the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control website. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS and Federico PARRA/AFP)

ŽELE POTAKNUTI ULAGANJA

SAD ukinuo sankcije privremenoj predsjednici Venezuele

(FILES) Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro speaks during a demonstration for the swearing-in of Bolivarian committees in Caracas on November 15, 2025. In an interview on January 1, 2026, Venezuelan President Nicol?s Maduro avoided confirming or denying an alleged attack on a narcotics facility that, according to Donald Trump, the United States recently carried out on Venezuelan territory. (Photo by AFP)

DRUGI PUT PRED SUDOM

Sudac sklon tome da Madurovi mogu novcem Venezuele financirati obranu

Lawyer Zimaru Fuentes (C) speaks accompanied by relatives and legal representatives of oil workers detained in Venezuela during a press conference in Caracas on February 18, 2026. (Photo by Pedro MATTEY/AFP)

NIJE DOVOLJAN

Venezuela usvojila zakon o amnestiji, skupine za ljudska prava nezadovoljne

(FILES) View of the refinery El Palito in Puerto Cabello, Carabobo state, Venezuela on January 11, 2026. Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez forecast a .4 billion bonanza from planned reforms to the oil sector aimed at drawing in foreign investors following the ouster of Nicolas Maduro. During a meeting with business leaders attended by AFP on January 26, 2026, Rodriguez projected investments in the oil sector would rise 55 percent over 2025, when they totaled 0 million. (Photo by Maryorin Mendez/AFP)

DIO SPORAZUMA

SAD: Venezuela je službeno primila svih 500 milijuna dolara od prodaje nafte