Former Concierge of Building Collapsed by Earthquakes in La Guaira Denounced Errors in Official Census

A former building concierge whose residence collapsed during the earthquakes in La Guaira has denounced significant errors in the official census for victims. She claims the system erroneously assigned her to housing located hundreds of kilometers away in Sucre state, far from her home region. The discrepancy highlights potential flaws in the data collection and allocation process for those displaced by the devastating earthquakes. The concierge's experience suggests that the system meant to provide aid and shelter is not accurately reflecting the needs or locations of affected individuals. Her case illustrates the challenges faced by survivors in navigating bureaucratic processes to secure appropriate housing and assistance. According to the report, each time she inquires about her case, she is informed that the data has already been escalated to the presidential level. However, this escalation has not resulted in a correction or a viable solution. The lack of resolution and the inability to rectify the error raise concerns about the efficiency and accuracy of the government's post-disaster management efforts in Venezuela.

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The system official assigned her to a house in Sucre state, hundreds of kilometers away. Every time she consults her case, she is informed that the data has already been elevated to the presidential level, without the possibility of correction.