Venezuela-Un poco de todo

Dia del Trabajador

If you go to Latin America on the first day of May, you can expect to find banks, government offices, stores, post offices and businesses closed for the day as people celebrate the Día Internacional Del Trabajo with parades, demonstrations and other symbols of solidarity with the worker.

Venezuela-Un poco de todo

This celebration is the Fiesta de La Virgen de Coromoto in English that means the Celebration of the Virgin of Coromoto.This celebration is held on September 8th every year at the church. It is the ceremony for lady Coromoto. Each Latin American country has it own image of Virgin Mary. As it national saint. Lady Coromoto is the image of Venezuela.

Venezuela-Comida y Recets

This is a pinchos it is a popular food in Venezuela also they are know in the US we call them kabobs. If you don't know what a kabob is it is meat and vegetables on a wooden stick.

Venezuela-Gobierno

President Hugo CHAVEZ Frias was born in Sabaneta, Barinas, Venezuela on 28 July 1954. The second son of two schoolteachers, Hugo de los Reyes Chávez and Elena Frías de Chávez. He is the younger brother of the current governor of Barinas Adán Chávez. The family is of mixed Amerindian, Afro-Venezuelan, and Spanish descent. Chávez was born in a mud hut near Sabaneta. Due to the Chávez family's impoverished conditions, Hugo Chávez was sent to Sabaneta with his older brother Adán to live with his paternal grandmother, Rosa Inés Chávez. There, he pursued hobbies such as painting, singing, and baseball, while also attending elementary school at the Julián Pino School. He was later forced to relocate to the town of Barinas to attend high school at the Daniel Florencio O'Leary School.