Venezuelan family's months-long search for missing relative after earthquakes

Months after earthquakes shook Venezuela, one family refuses to let the disaster recede into the past. Their missing relative occupies a space the official tallies cannot account for — neither confirmed dead nor found alive — and so they continue searching, as families have always done when the world moves on before they are ready. Their persistence is a quiet insistence that every absence deserves a name, and that the true duration of a catastrophe is measured not in seismic seconds but in the years of unanswered questions left behind.