A closer look at “The Breaking Point: How Failed Infrastructure Worsened Venezuela's Natural Disaster”, exactly as the source publishes it. Christopher Sabatini of Chatham House joins Delano D'Souza to discuss why Venezuela's recent earthquake represents more than just a natural phenomenon. He argues that the severity of the crisis is a direct result of decades of institutional erosion, where systemic corruption and economic mismanagement have left the country’s infrastructure in a state of total collapse.
Sabatini suggests that there must be a reckoning for the years of weakened rule of law that left the state unable to provide an effective emergency response. The interview explores how a history of political instability turned a manageable geological event into a humanitarian catastrophe that the current government was structurally incapable of handling. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.