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The Brazil national football team, currently in the United States for the 2026 World Cup, has expressed solidarity with Venezuela after two earthquakes struck the country on Wednesday, killing at least 920 people and injuring over 3,360. Source: Infobae Source: Milenio
The quakes, registered at magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, primarily affected Caracas and the neighboring state of La Guaira, causing widespread damage. Source: Milenio Official reports tally 920 fatalities and 3,360 injured, though figures may rise as rescue efforts continue.
Brazil's football confederation (CBF) issued a statement read before a press conference with forward Rayan, sending "strength, courage, and a speedy recovery" to Venezuela. Source: Infobae The CBF also reaffirmed its commitment to regional solidarity, stating "Football is the bond that brings countries together." Source: Milenio Additionally, the Brazilian government dispatched a plane with 36 firefighters and 12 tons of supplies to aid rescue operations. Source: Infobae Brazil, a five-time world champion, is set to face Japan in the World Cup round of 32 on Monday, but the team took time to show support for its South American neighbor.
“La CBF (Confederación Brasileña de Fútbol) lamenta profundamente la tragedia y se une a los venezolanos en este momento de dolor y preocupación”
“La Canarinha, que el próximo lunes jugará los dieciseisavos de final de la Copa del Mundo contra Japón, deseó "fuerza, coraje y una pronta recuperación" a Venezuela”