Luis Vilchez Venezuela’s men’s national soccer team spent much of its history in obscurity. Indifference and unfamiliarity were its constant companions throughout the 20th century. Until Richard Páez, the father of the “Vinotinto Boom,” arrived, the team inspired little passion. From that moment on, it became a social phenomenon and a symbol of unity in […]
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The Daily Journal. — Venezuela concluded its participation in the XIII South American Games in Santa Fe 2026 with 44 gold, 40 silver, and 44 bronze medals, for a total of 128 medals, surpassing its results at the previous editions in Asunción 2022 and Cochabamba 2018. The delegation secured fourth place in the overall medal […]
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Venezuela defeated Chile 4-2 in a penalty shootout, with goalkeeper Valeria Rebanales making two saves to secure the team’s second consecutive title in the competition. The Daily Journal.- Venezuela’s women’s soccer team claimed its second consecutive gold medal at the XIII South American Games Santa Fe 2026 after defeating Chile 4-2 in a penalty shootout […]
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The Daily Journal.— Venezuela continues to deliver a strong performance at the XIII South American Games Santa Fe 2026 in Argentina. Following Sunday’s competitions, the Venezuelan delegation has accumulated 89 medals, including 27 gold, 31 silver, and 31 bronze, placing the country fifth in the overall medal standings. Brazil leads the standings with 71 gold, […]
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The Daily Journal – The Venezuelan delegation has delivered a strong performance at the XIII South American Games Santa Fe 2026 in Argentina. So far, the country has won 15 gold, 16 silver and 20 bronze medals, bringing its total to 51 and placing Venezuela fifth in the overall medal standings, according to recent reports. […]
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Listen to the editorial audio here: https://clyp.it/qjftnyky Julio A. López, Editor-in-Chief. — We live in an era in which economic power appears to have stopped recognizing limits. Profitability takes precedence over transparency, financial interests displace the public interest, and opacity ceases to be the exception to become the norm. This is no longer a phenomenon confined […]
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By Luis Vilchez “Football won,” midfielder Toni Kroos wrote on X after the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. Yet the sign that truly belonged at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey read: “Big Brother Is Watching You.” Luis de la Fuente’s Spain did not embody Orwell’s Ministry of Truth; it became the Ministry of […]
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Luis Vilchez The clash of ideas has always shaped human history. The early 20th century witnessed World War I—and, decades later, World War II—against a backdrop of ideological and political conflict. Economics has long divided followers of John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek. Psychology has its own rivalry between Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis and B.F. Skinner’s […]
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AFP.— Players, officials, and fans observed moments of silence before Friday’s World Cup matches to honor the victims of the deadly earthquakes that struck Venezuela earlier this week. Both the France–Norway and Senegal–Iraq matches—the first two of six games on Friday’s World Cup schedule—began with the tribute. Stadium announcers in Foxborough, near Boston, and Toronto […]
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The Daily Journal — Latin American cycling added a golden chapter to its history on Sunday, June 7, as riders completed the six demanding stages of the 11th edition of the Women’s Tour of Colombia. Venezuelan cyclist Lilibeth Chacón claimed the overall title, secured her fourth championship, and became the most successful rider in the […]
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