teleSUR marked its 21st anniversary by launching the collaborative teleSUR+ platform and unveiling new multimedia projects dedicated to the victims of Venezuela’s earthquakes and the volunteers who supported rescue and recovery efforts. Broadcaster launches teleSUR+ and unveils multimedia projects honoring earthquake survivors, rescuers and solidarity efforts. teleSUR marked its 21st anniversary on Thursday by launching teleSUR+, a collaborative digital platform designed to strengthen newsroom coordination and content sharing across its media network, while unveiling a series of multimedia projects honoring the victims of Venezuela’s earthquakes and those involved in rescue and recovery efforts. RELATED: 4 Powerful Lessons teleSUR Venezuela Earthquake Coverage Brings From the EpicenterThe broadcaster said teleSUR+ is more than a digital archive, describing it as a collaborative editorial ecosystem that enables journalists, correspondents and editors to work in an integrated newsroom. As it marks 21 years on the air, the broadcaster said it remains committed to that mission while expanding its digital and multimedia capabilities through teleSUR+.