User:Caracas1830
Writer and Amateur photographer concerned with themes related to Venezuela.
Currently working on the memory of a country that tends to easily forget its people, achievements and misdeeds. /Sandbox
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| “ | La continuación de la autoridad en un mismo individuo frecuentemente ha sido el término de los gobiernos democráticos. Las repetidas elecciones son esenciales en los sistemas populares, porque nada es tan peligroso como dejar permanecer largo tiempo en un mismo ciudadano el poder. El pueblo se acostumbra a obedecerle y él se acostumbra a mandarlo; de donde se origina la usurpación y la tiranía. Un justo celo es la garantía de la libertad republicana, y nuestros ciudadanos deben temer con sobrada justicia que el mismo magistrado, que los ha mandado mucho tiempo, los mande perpetuamente | ” |
| “ | Un pueblo ignorante es un instrumento ciego de su propia destrucción. | ” |
Congress of Angostura, 1819 Simón Bolívar
| “ | Não existe ninguém que não seja substituível, ou que seja imprescindível. Quando um dirigente político começa a pensar que é imprescindível, que ele é insubstituível, começa a nascer um ditadorzinho | ” |
| “ | Article 345
A constitutional reform initiative that is not approved cannot be submitted again during the same constitutional term of office of the National Assembly. Artículo 345. La iniciativa de reforma constitucional que no sea aprobada, no podrá presentarse de nuevo en un mismo período constitucional a la Asamblea Nacional. |
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Venezuelan constitutional referendum, 2007 "Article 230" Venezuelan constitutional referendum, 2009 "Article 230"
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[edit] Articles I started
| Carlos Raúl Villanueva | Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas | William H. Phelps, Jr. | Alejandro Otero | Luis Tascón | Norberto Ceresole |
| Alfredo Peña | Fina Torres | Lorenzo Campins y Ballester | Adolf Ernst | Fermín Toro | Federico Riu | Federico Chabod | Carmelo Elorduy | Miroslav Marcovich | Walther Kranz |
[edit] Other Wikipedias
fr:Université Centrale du Venezuela de:Universidad Central de Venezuela it:Università Centrale del Venezuela
[edit] Significant Contributions
Central University of Venezuela
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[edit] My pictures
[edit] Caracas
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"L'Amphion" by Henri Laurens, located at the Central University of Venezuela, Caracas
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Henri Laurens (L'Amphion) and Fernand Léger (Bimural) at the Covered Plaza of the Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas
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Hans Arp (Cloud Shepherd) and Mateo Manaure (Mural), Ciudad Universitaria
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Hans Arp (Cloud Shepherd) 1953
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Victor Vasarely (Tribute to Malevitch) 1954
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A view of the main library of the Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas and works by Alejandro Otero and Mateo Manaure
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Plaza del Rectorado, UCV
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Central Library, UCV
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Tierra de Nadie, UCV
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The Clouds by Alexander Calder
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Mural by Alejandro Otero
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[edit] Hawai'i
[edit] O'ahu
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Sunset Beach, O'ahu
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Chinaman's Hat at Kāne'ohe Bay
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[edit] Kaua'i
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Nẽnẽ, Kaua'i
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[edit] Italy
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Museo Canoviano, dedicated to Antonio Canova in Asolo
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[edit] Spain
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[edit] Famous individuals
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Zhang Yimou at the 2005 Hawaii International Film Festival
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| “ | Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez says our President is the devil and makes the UN smell like sulfur... I say he who smelled it, dealt it | ” |
Sept 25th, 2006
| “ | Portly strong man Hugo Chávez has developed a fleet of spy zeppelins. Nation, Venezuela has developed blimp technology. Sure, for now Chávez is using them to fight crime in Caracas, but if he sailed one of those things north, and there was no wind, he could get one of his dirigibles del diablo over our soil in a matter of months. Now that Chávez has felt the power of conspicuous slow moving flight, it's only a matter of time until he develops the autogyrating attack flycycle. | ” |
April 23, 2007
Steven Colbert, The Colbert Report
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