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Oswadeliz Núñez's son Daniel was killed in the twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela shortly after arriving in the country from the US, where he had been deported. He was among 146 people on a deportation flight that landed just before the earthquakes, and he died when a hotel he was in collapsed, trapping him beneath the rubble. Núñez identified her son’s body using a tattoo and is now advocating for greater transparency and humane protocols for deportees and earthquake victims.
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