#venezuela today

[kogglyuffs]

pero lo que mas me gusta y me llena de emociOOOOOOON

es que el pueblo esta en la calle PA SACAR A ESE GÜEVON 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

bonus rika comiendo arepa:

[r0entgen]

Hoy soy el video de "mardito Chávez, mardito Chávez, retrimardito, morite otra vez mardito, pasá más abajo del mardito infierno, pal núcleo, pal mardito centro de la tierra tenéis que estar ahí, con er diablo, con satanás, con lucifer, con belcebú, con mandinga, con el mardito demonio de todos los marditos demonios, mardito hijo de puta"

[jurakan]

Would you happen to have a Fun Fact to tide me over until the weekend?

Alright, I touched on this before, but I feel it bears repeating, as that post has only one note. So! Today You Learned about the Coromoto Ice Cream Shop in Merida, Venezuela!

From Wikipedia! Although, I should note that the store no longer has the world record. It did, though, for having the most flavors of ice cream: over 850 flavors of ice cream.

[The current record holder is in Black Hawk, Colorado. But it's Hispanic Heritage Month so we'll talk about this one!]

The store was opened in 1980 by a Portuguese immigrant, Manuel de Silva Oliveira, after he'd worked for several big ice cream companies. He started with four flavors (chocolate, vanilla, coconut, and strawberry), but when he made a fifth flavor, avocado, and it became popular, he decided, "Hm... people like novelty flavors, huh? Let's go nuts!" And he did.

Only 60-70 flavors are sold at one time, but over its history, the shop has had over 800. As Atlas Obscura notes, that includes trout, hot dog, spaghetti, and mushroom flavors, and he actually uses those ingredients to make the flavors. There is actually spaghetti in the spaghetti ice cream.

This one's from Atlas Obscura! 'Camarones' is 'shrimp' by the by!

There's also a flavor called 'Viagra Hope', though from description, that's a gag name not made with actual Viagra (it's blue, but made with honey and pollen).

The owner's son also opened another store in Portugal, if you're ever in Lisbon.

[rosemaryreality]

Hey guys!!! Guess who spent EIGHTEEN FUCKING HOURS WITHOUT ELECTRICITY!!!!

So yeah, for those who don't know I'm from Venezuela and we lost electricity across the country. The process to recover it was gradual and apparently it took over 12 hours for the pplace i live in.

I can't believe i missed Itafushi friday....and not only that, today i woke up so excited to keep drawing in the pc too :( .

Hopefully we will still have electricity and I'll be able to draw something digitally. In the meantime, i did manage to make a drawing of Megumi for a piece i want to do...

[sunmisbf]

france vs spain on tuesday i hope they kill each other ❤️

[durn3h]

Slowly coming to realize that my girlfriend's family in Venezuela is more than just comfortable middle class

[faunandfloraas]

Dreamt chan a whole photoshoot and it was crazy

[shaking-the-hand-of-doubt]

I'm baaack

[demonic-shadowlucifer]

...I hope that's not a preview of the upcoming US elections in November.

[ratguy-nico]

Dibujito rapido pa decir FELICES FIESTAS GENTE (mejor tarde que nunca)

[spinnysocks]

not posting here today as i focus on sharing vetted fundraisers and important posts about Palestine, Congo and Sudan at @iftheresanythingleft, please check it out if you can /gen, nf

[im-still-a-robot]

I'm birthday!!!!!!!!! Here's a 🍰 slice of cake if you want it!

[head-post]

US reaffirmed its support for Guyana’s sovereignty

The US voiced support for Guyana in its dispute with Venezuela over the Esequibo jungle territory, which contains vast amounts of oil and gas.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a conversation with Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali on Wednesday, the State Department reported. Hours earlier, White House national security spokesman John Kirby stated that the US did not want to witness any violence stemming from the territorial dispute.

Guyana and Venezuela claim ownership of Esequibo, a 62,000-square-mile area around the Esequibo River. The dispute dates back to the late 19th century, when Guyana was still a British colony.

Venezuela has renewed its claim to the land after 11 billion barrels of recoverable oil and gas were discovered off the coast of Guyana in recent years. Furthermore, Venezuela held a referendum on Sunday in which voters overwhelmingly backed their government’s claim to Esequibo.

President Nicolas Maduro has received support for the creation of a new state and promises oil and mineral exploration in the territory. The discovery of valuable raw materials has put Guyana on the map of the world’s oil producers.

Learn more HERE

[elmas-66]

Dall'Italia pubblichiamo la dedica al grande giornalista Ignazio Laya, difensore dell'ambiente molto amato in Venezuela e nel mondo per la sua bontà d'animo oltre che per la professionalità

Foto cortesia con Ignazio Laya – Venezuela Ignacio Laya è un esempio vivente del giornalismo venezuelano. Per Elisa Mascia Da: Angelo Felice Oggi si ricorda in Venezuela la Giornata Nazionale del Giornalista per la quale sono stati estratti alcuni dati dalla Sintesi Curriculare di Ignacio Laya, un guaiareño che ha saputo coniugare la professione di Professore di Biologia (Pedagogico di…