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Portuguese association distributes more than 200 tons of humanitarian aid in Venezuela after earthquakes
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Portuguese association distributes more than 200 tons of humanitarian aid in Venezuela after earthquakes

Correio da Manhã7 September 2026 at 07:55

A Portuguese association distributed more than 200 tons of humanitarian aid in Venezuela after earthquakes in the South American country. The operation involved a total of 10 containers with emergency materials and humanitarian support. Seven of these containers left from the port of Lisbon and the remaining three departed from the port of Leixões. This solidarity action demonstrates Portugal's support for Venezuela in the face of the emergency situation caused by the earthquakes.

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