Repsol, Mango and Hesperia announced they have suffered no casualties from the recent Venezuelan earthquakes and are offering aid and resources to affected populations. The announcement clarifies the operational status of significant Spanish investments in Venezuela amid conflicting casualty reports, influencing investor perception and potential humanitarian involvement. Repsol, Mango, Hesperia (Spanish firms); Spanish government (confirming casualties); Venezuelan authorities and affected communities. The companies will likely issue detailed damage assessments, coordinate aid delivery with local NGOs, and monitor aftershocks that could affect facilities. Following two powerful earthquakes that struck northern Venezuela, the Spanish companies Repsol, Mango and Hesperia stated they have not recorded any victims among their employees and have made their logistical and material resources available for relief efforts. The statement comes amid contrasting reports from Spanish authorities confirming two fatalities and dozens of missing nationals linked to the disasters. While the firms emphasize their operational safety, the situation highlights the exposure of foreign investors to Venezuela’s volatile natural‑disaster landscape and the growing expectation for multinational corporations to contribute to crisis response.
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