Takeaways from AP investigation into collapse of housing towers during Venezuela’s earthquakes
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The collapse of public housing in Venezuela's La Guaira state after two June earthquakes is linked to decisions made in 2010. Experts say the government rushed to build apartments on unstable soil after mudslides displaced over 100,000 people.
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The collapse of public housing in Venezuela's La Guaira state after two June earthquakes is linked to decisions made in 2010. Experts say the government rushed to build apartments on unstable soil after mudslides displaced over 100,000 people.
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