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Venezuelans Bring Message to New York that Their Country Still Needs Help After Earthquake

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The firm 'Idol José' presents "Late under the rubble" in New York, a collection that seeks to make visible the need for help in Venezuela after the earthquake. The proposal, with timeless garments and symbolic tones, raises the banner of prevention and recalls the humanitarian crisis that still persists in the region.

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The firm 'Idol José' presents "Late under the rubble" in New York, a collection that seeks to make visible the need for help in Venezuela after the earthquake. The proposal, with timeless garments and symbolic tones, raises the banner of prevention and recalls the humanitarian crisis that still persists in the region.

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The Venezuelan fashion firm ‘Idol José’ returned this Sunday to the catwalk in New York with the proposal ‘Crying under the rubble’, inspired by the earthquake that caused thousands of deaths in that country to draw attention to the fact that that nation still needs help. “The collection speaks not only of the thousands that were buried but of what should be the precaution in our Latin countries. We are not prepared for any kind of catastrophe i…

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The Venezuelan fashion firm ‘Idol José’ returned this Sunday to the catwalk in New York with the proposal ‘Crying under the rubble’, inspired by the earthquake that caused thousands of deaths in that country to draw the attention that that nation still needs help. «The collection not only speaks of the thousands that [...] The Venezuelan entry brings message to New York that your country still needs help after earthquake was first published in I…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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