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Venezuelan Woman Promotes Intercultural Education
Intercultural education will soon become a reality in Venezuela, if Professor Angela Diaz has anything to do with it. She spoke at at a public event today in Washington sponsored by TransAfrica Forum.… more →
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Igi Fischer wrote 3 months ago: Today, I have good news – well kind of short news, but good news: The new Miss Universe is Ste … more →
Venezuelan Woman Promotes Intercultural Education
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VenWorld wrote 8 months ago: Intercultural education will soon become a reality in Venezuela, if Professor Angela Diaz has anythi … more →
Caracas, Venezuela: A Guide to Enjoying a Fabulous City
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Thinking of visiting Caracas? For travel insights, check out Thom Walker’s “Insider … more →
In Venezuelan Festival, Bodies Become Art
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VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Venezuela recently hosted the 4th annual World Body Art Encounter (Encuentro mundial de arte corpora … more →
Images of Independence
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VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Simon Bolívar, as you may know, is a revered figure in Venezuela. His revolutionary grit fueled the … more →
Venezuela Celebrates Simon Bolivar's Birthday
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VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Today is the birthday of Venezuela’s most honored indpendence Hero, Simon Bolivar. As a gift, … more →
Venezuelan History Reaches Film in "Miranda Returns"
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Lately, it seems like Venezuela’s history is being chronicled in film like never before. Take, … more →
Venezuela Vies for World Domination... at Dominoes
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: In Venezuela, dominoes are considered a sport. This is according the Orlando Sentinel, which reports … more →
Happy Independence Day, Wherever You Are!
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Feliz Dia de Independencia! July 5th marked the 197th anniversary of Venezuela’s independence … more →
Public Art in Caracas Evokes Popular History
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Venezuelans know their history. This fact is emphasized in a Florida Times-Union column today that d … more →
Venezuela Launches Online Library of Latin Literature
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Thanks to Venezuela’s Ministry of Culture, many classic works of Latin American literature are … more →
Venezuela's Famous Four-Stringed "Cuatro"
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VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Venezuela’s national instrument, the cuatro, is currently on display at the House of Venezuela … more →
Venezuela's Traditional "Burning of Judas"
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VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: In Venezuela, as in many other Catholic countries around the world, Easter Sunday has historically b … more →
Venezuela's Living History
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: The Institute of National Patrimony in Caracas is helping Venezuelans discover what life was like in … more →
Venezuela Celebrates Calypso Carnival
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: It may not be Rio de Janiero, but Venezuela celebrates Carnival, too. Rumor has it that the oldest C … more →
Venezuelans Celebrate 50 Years of Democracy
VenWorld wrote 1 year ago: Today, Venezuelans celebrate the 50th anniversary of the overthrow of the notorious dictator General … more →
