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Mérida's agricultural producers long to reactivate production but they have no financing - Vimarsana News

Mérida's agricultural producers long to reactivate production but they have no financing

Verihuaca is a town in the Rivas Dávila Municipality, Mérida State in the Venezuelan Andes, that borders the town of La Grita in Táchira, a town with very fertile lands for cultivate vegetables, flowers, particularly roses, and herbs.

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Venezuela | South China Morning Post

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is situated on the northern coast of South America. Home to an estimated population of 29.1 million, it covers around 916,445 square kilometres which includes the Andes mountains and the Amazon Basin Rainforest. Its main export is oil. Venezuela was colonized by Spain in 1522 but continued resistance led in 1811 to it becoming the first Spanish American country to declare independence. A chequered political history followed which saw dictatorships rise and fall, as well as military coups. 

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In Venezuela, recycled bottle caps are being used to create gigantic frescos - Vimarsana News

In Venezuela, recycled bottle caps are being used to create gigantic frescos

CARACAS, Dec 6 — Since the 20th century, many artists have been using waste products for artistic purposes. One such artist is Oscar Olivares. The Venezuelan has created...

Dogs, drones and a happy ending for Venezuela's rescued 'fanatics' - Vimarsana News

Dogs, drones and a happy ending for Venezuela's rescued 'fanatics'

Maria Villamizar feared the worst when she learned 16 people had vanished in Venezuela's mountain town of La Grita, a famous meeting point for Catholic pilgrims near the Colombia border. "It was shocking because we had never heard of something like this here," Villamizar, a government employee in the farming town of 90,000, told AFP on Friday.

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Dogs, drones and a happy ending for Venezuela's rescued 'fanatics' | Online Free Press release news distribution

Maria Villamizar feared the worst when she learned 16 people had vanished in Venezuela's mountain town of La Grita, a famous meeting point for Catholic