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Sword Duel: Venezuela vs Russia
The IV World Cadet Games have begun and a new page has been written in the history of Venezuelan Military
Duelo de Espadas: Venezuela vs Rusia
Inician los IV Juegos Mundiales de Cadetes y a su vez se escribe una página nueva en la historia del
Bullets and adrenaline: Intensive practices at the IV World Cadet Games Venezuela 2024.
The excitement is felt in the air as the cadets participate in the IV World Cadet Games Venezuela 2024, intensifying
Balas y adrenalina: Prácticas intensivas en los IV Juegos Mundiales de cadetes Venezuela 2024.
La emoción se siente en el ambiente mientras los cadetes participan en los IV Juegos Mundiales de Cadetes Venezuela 2024
Cadets from Six Nations Prepare for the Orienteering Race at the IV World Cadet Games
As part of the IV World Cadet Games in Venezuela 2024, an intense practice session of the Orienteering Race was
Cadetes de Seis Naciones se Preparan en la Carrera de Orientación de los IV Juegos Mundiales
En el marco de los IV Juegos Mundiales de Cadetes-Venezuela 2024, este domingo 18 de agosto se llevó a cabo
Let’s meet Waraira!
Represented by a Blue/Yellow Macaw (Ara Ararauna), it is a very representative species of the Valleys of the City of Caracas, this city exalts the name of the tribe who lived these lands since ancient times and it is currently the capital of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and birthplace of the Liberator Simon Bolivar.
For the original native tribes of Venezuela, the Macaw has represented values such as beauty, freedom, strength, spiritual protection and connection with nature, forming an important part of their rich cultural and spiritual tradition.
These majestic birds cover the entire extension of the Venezuelan territory, there are several species: Flag Macaw (Ara macao), Red Macaw (Ara chloropterus), Maracana Macaw (Ara severus), Military Macaw (Ara militaris) and the famous Blue and Yellow Macaw (Ara Ararauna) represented by our mascot “Waraira”. The macaw extends its domain throughout the Waraira Repano National Park, hence its name, a place located between the Capital District and the states of La Guaira and Miranda.
Valued for their role in the transmission of ancestral knowledge and the preservation of traditions, the macaws have been a symbol of power and status among some indigenous tribes of Venezuela. The Macaw has been much more than a simple bird for our ancient parents; they have been a symbol of power, status, ancestral knowledge and spiritual connection, honored and respected throughout generations as a fundamental part of the rich Indigenous heritage of Venezuela.