Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
When foreign people think of Venezuela, the first thing that comes to mind is Chávez, a peculiar president with a very controversial personality, loved by many and hated by others. In the background, they imagine a relatively middle-sized country, in the process of development, full of virgin land, with lots of oil, mineral resources and beautiful women who stand out in beauty contests. In the third plane some will highlight its beaches and the warmth of its people. But La Pequeña Venezzia (named after the first Spanish-speaking inhabitants who arrived on the Maracaibo coast) is much more than Chávez, beautiful women, beaches and oil. And it hides many secrets that very few people know. Here I present something that all Venezuelan and any foreigner who thinks in Venezuela should know:
Guinness Records:
Venezuela is the happiest country in the world, according to a study carried out by the Record Guinness Organization, in its 2008 edition.
The Angel Falls (Kerepakupai-merú, in indigenous language) is the highest waterfall in the world with almost one kilometer high.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The highest and longest cable car in the world is in Merida, Venezuela.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The largest species of spiders in the world (Theraphosa blond), is originally from Venezuela.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The bridge over Lake Maracaibo is the largest concrete and reinforced concrete bridge in the world.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The Coromoto Ice Cream Shop, the ice cream shop with the most flavors in the world. Includes flavors such as: Caraota, Onion, Viagra and the flavor "Miss Venezuela" which is about Strawberries and Champagne.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The country with the most crowns of Beauty in the world: 6 Miss Universe, 5 Miss World, 6 Miss International, 9 Titles of Hispano-American Queen, 4 Miss Intercontinental and 147 Titles of beauty in other categories.
The largest and heaviest Serpent in the world: The Anaconda of the Orinoco (Eunectes murinus), is originally from Venezuela.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The largest coral reef in the Caribbean, near the Los Roques archipelago, in Venezuela.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The Lake of Maracaibo, the largest in Latin America.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The Charles Brewer Cavern, the largest quartzite cave in the world, in the Chimantá massif, Bolívar State.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The Cavern Roraima Sur, the largest Silica cave in the world, in La Gran Sabana.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
Parima-Tapirapeco National Park and Canaima National Park are the two largest national parks in Latin America.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The largest proven oil reserves in the world, in the Orinoco belt. With more 513 Billion barrels of oil that would reach to move the world for more than 300 years.
The largest hamburger in the world, La Diabla. Sold mainly in Maracaibo, Valencia, Caracas and Margarita. It is a delicacy prepared with meat, chicken, smoked pork chop, spicy chorizo, spicy Bolognese, avocado, white and yellow cheese, melted cheese, ham, tomato, onions, lettuce, fried potato, sauces of many flavors and topped with a cheese topping grated yellow
First and only country in the world to have won two beauty crowns in two consecutive years.
Miss Venezuela, the most watched national beauty contest in the world, year after year the Miss Venezuela is broadcast in almost 150 countries.
Caracas, the most expensive city in Latin America, (not only for the cost of living in the city, but for the amount of money invested in the infrastructure of the city).
Nueva Andalucía (currently Cumaná), Venezuela. It was the 1st Hispanic-American city founded by the Spanish.
Venezuela was the 1st Country in Latin America to achieve its independence from the Spanish yoke, through the declaration of independence on April 19, 1810 and its subsequent agreement on July 5, 1811.
The highest Ice Rink in the world, in Cerro Ávila, Caracas.
The first recognized Master in Latin America, Andrés Bello.
The largest oil refinery in the world "The Refinery of Paraguaná", in Falcón, Venezuela.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The biggest Arepa in the world.
HERITAGE HERITAGE:
The Candle of Coro, 1943.
Canaima National Park, 1994.
University City of Caracas, 2001.
WORLDWIDE RECOGNITIONS:
Nobel Prize to Venezuelan Scientist Baruj Benacerraf, for his advances in the world's genetic biology.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
Nobel Prize to the Venezuelan Doctor, Jacinto Convit for his advances in general medicine and the discovery of the cure against leprosy.
Venezuela, what should be disclosed!
The invention of Criomyotomy. Venezuela, what should be disclosed! Prince of Asturias Award to Maestro José Antonio Abreu for his social work with the children of Venezuela and Latin America through the system of Orchestras. A UNIQUE example in the world. Special Award from UNESCO to the National Federation of Youth and Children's orchestras of Venezuela for being a pioneer in the world in unprecedented social work. Polar Prize for Maestro José Antonio Abreu given by the King of Sweden due to the social and cultural work of the Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela.
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(FESNOJIV). CONTRIBUTION OF VENEZUELA AND VENEZUELANS TO THE WORLD:
Francisco de Miranda, precursor of the independence OF ALL LATIN AMERICA. 1st Latin American Universal. I fight in the wars of the United States, France, England and Russia. She is the only person from another country, whose name is engraved on the Arc de Triomphe in France. Simón Bolívar, liberator of six Nations: Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. It inspired the independence of other countries such as Mexico, Jamaica, Argentina and the Dominican Republic. Antonio José de Sucre, 1st President of Bolivia and independence fighter in Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. Great cultural figures such as: Arturo Uslar Pietri, Rómulo Gallegos, Teresa de La Parra, Jesus Soto, Teresa Carreño (the most important Latin American pianist of all time), Andrés Bello, Simón Rodríguez, Armando Reverón, Pedro León Zapata, Martín Tovar and Tovar, Tito Salas, Sofía Imber, Jacobo Borges, among many others. Fashion greats: Carolina Herrera, Ángel Sánchez. Great in Hollywood: María Conchita Alonso, Edgar Ramírez, Patricia Velásquez, Fernando Carrillo, Wilmer Valderrama, Elizabeth Avellán, Jonathan Jakubowicz, Milka Dunno, Pedro Eustache. World-class sportsmen: Rafael Vidal, Luis Aparicio, Antonio Armas, Alfonso Chico Carrasquel, Oswaldo Guillén, Bob Abreu, Omar Vizquel, Milka Dunno, Andrés the cat Galarraga, Arlene Semeco, Albert Subirats, Carlos Coste, Jimy Szymanski, Juan Arango , Carlos Maldonado, Johan Santana, Pastor Maldonado. Great Singers: Franco De Vita, Henry Stephen, Ricardo Montaner, Guillermo Dávila, Karina, Simón Díaz, Carlos Baute, Alfredo Sadel, Oscar DLeón, Yordano, Caramelos de Cianuro, Invisible Friends, José Luis el puma Rodríguez, Hanny Kauam. Great Actors and Actresses: Gabriela Spanic, Gaby Espino, Gabriela Vergara, Miguel de León, Daniela Alvarado, José Luis el puma Rodríguez, Rudy Rodríguez, Jorge Aravena, Lupita Ferrer, Mimí Lazo, Victor Camara, Carlos Mata, Edgar Ramírez, Fabiola Colmenares , Raúl Amundaray. OTHER CURIOSITIES: The Venezuelans invented Systemic Medicine, adopted by the USA, Germany, France, Puerto Rico, China, etc. In Venezuela all the oil technology that is now known in the world was developed, the Orimulsion and the extra-heavy fossil fuel treaty that is currently handled in the US, Canada and Australia was developed. The System of Orchestras was created and executed in Venezuela, is a model of organization, development and expansion of the capabilities of a society at its highest level, an example of social development for the world.
Currently Great Britain, Canada, USA, Spain, Germany, Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay were inspired by the Venezuelan system of National Orchestras to create a similar system in their country. The most famous chocolate in the world, the Swiss, is produced with 100% Venezuelan grain, extracted from the Costa de Paria in Sucre State. Venezuela has all the climates of the world in its small geography. Humid Forest, Arid, Semi-arid, Temperate, Paramo, Plains, Perpetual Snow, Tropical Desert, Jungle, Savannah less than an hour away from each. The first nuclear reactor in Latin America and the first studies on Radiation were made in Venezuela. The First continental Earth that sighted and where Christopher Columbus disembarked in America is in what is now the City of Cumaná, Venezuela. The Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research, unique in Latin America for its research and state-of-the-art research equipment developed in VENEZUELA. The name of Venezuela means Little Venice, referring to the Italian city, because when the settlers arrived at the lake of Maracaibo they observed that the aborigines lived on stilts that are houses on the water, alluding to the houses on the water for which it is Famous Venice. The Twin Towers of Central Park or Towers of Central Park are two towers skyscrapers of 225 m of height and 59 floors, that bear the title of the highest towers of South America and the fourth highest in Latin America after the Torre Mayor in Ciudad de Mexico and Ocean Two The Point in Panama, these held the title of the highest in Latin America since 1987, the year in which the height was reduced to the Pemex Tower.
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