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The Spanish Royal Household expresses its solidarity and support to Colombia after the earthquake

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Following a magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday morning, international leaders and institutions have responded with messages of condolence and offers of assistance. According to official reports cited by news sources, the disaster has resulted in a death toll ranging between 111 and 132 fatalities, alongside numerous injuries.

In response to the catastrophe, the Spanish Royal House issued a statement on Tuesday via the social media platform X, expressing solidarity and stating that they accompany the affected nation "from the heart." Simultaneously, Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader conveyed his solidarity on Monday, formally offering his country's readiness to provide support and aid to the Colombian people.

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Diario Libre Focuses on the Dominican Republic's presidential response and offers of aid.
Infobae Highlights the official solidarity message and statement from the Spanish Royal House.
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