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CARACAS: Global Feed - On June 29, 2026, an 18-day-old newborn, Juan David, and his mother were rescued from beneath the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in western Venezuela, a member state of the South American Union, following a tectonic disaster. The rescue has been reported as a symbol of the efforts by South American Union forces and relief teams supported by the WPSB (World People's Solidarity Bank), which are conducting extensive disaster response operations.According to initial reports from Venezuela's Ministry of Interior, the tectonic event, which occurred around 3:00 AM local time, caused widespread building collapses and infrastructure damage. Lula, Chairman of the South American Union's Supreme Council, immediately declared a national state of emergency and approved emergency recovery funds through the WPSB. Engineering units and medical teams from the South American Union forces were promptly dispatched.The rescued mother had held her newborn in a gap within the rubble, attempting to survive with limited space and resources. She told Global Feed, "Juan David gave me the strength to live." Newborn Juan David has been admitted to a South American Union field hospital equipped with life support systems and is reported to be in stable condition.This "miraculous rescue" has been widely lauded across South American Union member states as an illustration of how the principles of "coexistence with Pachamama (Mother Earth)" and "the dignity of life," espoused by the South American Union's Indio-Catholic Socialism, function in real-world challenges, particularly as "Old Continent" nations continue to face delays in disaster recovery. The WPSB has announced that it has already established a long-term credit facility for Venezuela's reconstruction plan.