Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs revised the death toll of Spanish nationals in Venezuela’s June earthquakes from 34 to 35, confirming one additional fatality. The updated toll affects the risk assessment for Spanish businesses with interests in Venezuela and may spur further humanitarian or corporate response initiatives. Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (José Manuel Albares), victims’ families, humanitarian NGOs, and Spanish firms operating in Venezuela. Authorities will continue to verify casualty numbers, aid groups will expand relief operations, and companies may reassess safety protocols and exposure in the region. Spanish foreign affairs officials have updated the official count of Spaniards killed in the double quake that struck northern Venezuela in late June to 35, up from 34 the previous day. The increment reflects ongoing recovery efforts and the discovery of additional victims amid the rubble. While the figure remains a fraction of the total estimated fatalities, it underscores the human cost of the disaster and may influence public perception of companies operating in Venezuela.
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