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The Bolivarian # 2
The Bolivarian

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Conoce Venezuela

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Unión e Integración

Bicentenario Nuestra América Independiente

 

Welcome to Venezuela

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Venezuela is not east of the earthly Paradise. It is Paradise. The Caribbean’s longest beaches. Three thousand kilometers of crystalline waters and half-million square kilometers of virgin jungle, possessing the most amazing secrets of water and vegetation of life itself. Rivers like oceans and geography that is unique on earth. Visiting Venezuela is not just tourism, Venezuela is another world. We welcome you with the conviction that you will enjoy, with intensity, our country’s marvels…

 

COME TO VENEZUELA AND YOU WILL NEVER FORGET IT

 


Recents News

THE BICENTENNIAL: CELEBRATION OR COMMEMORATION

2010 is the year of the bicentennial, of independence revolutions in Latin America. It was a long process whose history goes back to the early years of the Portuguese-Spanish Conquest, with the countless indigenous insurrections of black slaves and resulted in the end of Spanish rule in these lands. Now we ask ourselves: Did this process emerge as truly independent? It is true, that it did away with the Spanish monarchy, but the fact remains that it established (steps were already being taken) the domain of other European powers and then the U.S. Several reasons were an influence for this to happen. After two hundred years we can say that a colonial system we were able to crack was achieved in the nineteenth century, today, we still carry weights, embodied in a new neocolonial system.

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Venezuelan People and Government Express Condolences to Haitian People

Statement

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Social Policies in Venezuela Reduced Levels of Poverty in 2009

The policies of investment and social inclusion implemented by the government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela during 2009 allowed a better distribution of incomes, as well as a decrease of inequality figures in Venezuela, said the President of the Venezuela’s National Statistics  Institute (INE), Elías Eljuri. He also informed that the 2009 Gini Index –which measures income inequality--reached 0.3928 percent.

Eljuri remarked that in Venezuela the effects of the global financial crisis were minimized due to the government’s efforts, programs and initiatives.

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