Eloísa Ocando-Thomas

Eloísa Ocando-Thomas

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Eloísa Ocando-Thomas is a global historian specializing in Latin America, currently associated with the University of Warwick. With her family residing in Caracas, she has been vocal about the socio-economic challenges facing Venezuela, especially in the wake of natural disasters like the recent earthquake. Ocando-Thomas has highlighted the dire conditions many Venezuelans face, including high poverty rates and the lack of insurance for damaged homes, predicting that the earthquake will exacerbate migration issues as people struggle to rebuild their lives.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Eloísa Ocando-Thomas, a global historian of Latin America at the University of Warwick, whose family lives in Caracas, predicted the quake would lead to another wave of migration. 5

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Woman gives birth under rubble after Venezuela earthquake