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2. Zulia - Wikipedia

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   The name Venezuela comes from the lake. When Spanish conquistadors sailed into the area, they found the indigenous peoples living in communities of huts supported by stilts along the shores of the lake. They were reminded of Venice and named the place "Little Venice" or Venezuela. [6] The lake has a number of islands, some of which are populated.

3. Zuliana de Televisión - Wikipedia

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   Zuliana de Televisión (known as Zuliana TV or ZUTV for short), is a Venezuelan regional television station seen by those living the western Venezuelan state of Zulia. It broadcasts on UHF channel 30.

4. Power returns to most of Venezuela after Friday's blackout - AOL

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   CARACAS (Reuters) -Electricity returned to Caracas and other parts of Venezuela on Saturday after a blackout plunged much of the country into darkness on Friday, although Reuters witnesses ...

5. Un Nuevo Tiempo - Wikipedia

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   Un Nuevo Tiempo (Spanish for 'A New Era', UNT) is a centre-left [1] political party in Venezuela.It received 11% of the vote in the 2008 regional elections.The party arose in Zulia State, Venezuela's most populous, and remains far stronger in its home region than elsewhere in the country, providing the state governor since 2000 (currently Manuel Rosales) and the mayor of its largest city ...

6. Omar Prieto - Wikipedia

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   Canada is committed to supporting the peaceful restoration of constitutional democracy in Venezuela." [11] In 2021, Omar Prieto was put on the EU's sanctions list due to his active involvement in undermining and threatening Venezuela's democracy and rule of law in Zulia State as its governor and his support for the Maduro regime. [12]

7. Zulian Region, Venezuela - Wikipedia

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   By 1786, this covered the territories of Zulia, Apure, Barinas, Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo. In the times of Gran Colombia since 1824 it was called the department of Zulia. When the Great Colombian Union disappeared in 1830, Maracaibo became one of the 11 (eleven) Provinces of Venezuela.

8. Manuel Rosales - Wikipedia

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   Manuel Antonio Rosales Guerrero (born 12 December 1952, in Santa Bárbara del Zulia) [1] is a Venezuelan educator and politician, current governor of Zulia.He was the most prominent Venezuelan opposition candidate in the 2006 presidential election, [2] losing to incumbent Hugo Chávez.

9. Zulia energy collapse - Wikipedia

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   According to the Association of Engineers of Zulia, there were 25 blackouts in two days in Zulia, between 17 and 18 October, because only 2,000 of the 3,000 megawatts needed to satisfy the electricity demand are produced, while an official of Corpoelec affirmed that the blackouts were due to the high temperatures, affecting several municipalities, including Maracaibo.