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Red de oficinas disponibles - Flexibilización de la cuarentena Nombre de la Cód. Regional Estado Municipio Dirección Oficina Calle Cedeño con Bolívar Parroquia Irapa Municipio 100 Irapa Oriente Centro Sucre Mariño Mariño Estado Sucre Av. Paéz Con Calle República Qta. La Castellana Urb. 101 El Paraiso Capital 3 Dtto. Capital Libertador El Pinar. Zona Postal 1020 Av. Circunvalación C.C. Propatria Nivel 1 Locales 5 Y 6. 102 Propatria Capital 3 Dtto. Capital Libertador Zona Postal 1030 Av. Intercomunal del Valle, Centro Comercial El Valle, 103 El Valle Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Nivel Banco B-29. Zona Postal 1090 Av. Cajigal, Quinta Banco De Venezuela, San 104 San Bernardino Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Bernardino. Zona Postal 1010 Av. Ppal. De las Mercedes entre Av. Orinoco y Calle 105 Las Mercedes Capital 1 Miranda Baruta New York, Edif. Bco. de Venezuela, Caracas. Zona Postal 1060. Av. Rómulo Gallegos con Calle Montecristo Conjunto 106 Los Ruíces Capital 2 Miranda Sucre Resd. Los Almendros Local 4. Zona Postal 1071 Av. San Juan Bosco con 2da. Transversal Edf. Terekay. 107 Altamira Capital 1 Miranda Chacao Locales 1 y 2, P.B. Y Mezz. Zona Postal 1060 Calle 9 de Diciembre con Pedro León Torres, Edf. 109 Guatire Capital 2 Miranda Zamora Banco de Venezuela Estado Miranda. Zona Postal 1221 Centro Av. 6 entre calles 8 y 9 , Quibor. Parroquia Juan 111 Quibor Lara Jiménez Occidente Bautista Rodriguez, Estado Lara. Zona Postal 3061 Centro Av. Rómulo Gallegos, Esq. Calle 32A-13.Estado Lara. 112 Barquisimeto Lara Iribarren Occidente Zona Postal 3001 Edf BDV. Calle Comercio, cruce con Ayacucho, 113 Zaraza Aragua Guárico Pedro Zarara Zaraza. Zona Postal 2332 Av. Bolívar Norte Torre Venezuela, Valencia Edo. 114 Av. Bolívar Valencia Carabobo Carabobo Valencia Carabobo. Zona Postal 2001 Calle Rivas cruce con Urdaneta, Local # 6, Turmero. 115 Turmero Aragua Aragua Santiago Mariño Edo. Aragua. Zona Postal 2115 Av. Lisandro Hernández, cruce con 3, No 68, Villa de 116 Villa de Cura Aragua Aragua Zamora Cura, Edo Aragua. Zona Postal 2126 Av. Las Delicias Centro Finananciero Banvenez, P.B, 117 Las Delicias Aragua Aragua Girardot Local Bco De Venezuela, Maracay, Edo Aragua. Zona Postal 2101 Av. Sucre, Edif. Banco de Vzla. Estado Trujillo. Zona Postal 118 Boconó Occidente Trujillo Boconó 3103 8va Avenida entre Calles 5 y 6 frente a la plaza Miranda 119 La Concordia Los Andes Táchira San Cristóbal San Cristóbal, Estado Táchira. Zona Postal 5001 Calle 4 Nro 5 3 Centro Colón Edo Táchira, Zona Postal 120 San Juan de Colón Los Andes Táchira Ayacucho 5003 Calle Miranda cruce con Calle Garcia de Isena, Edificio 121 San Casimiro Aragua Aragua San Casimiro BDV San Casimiro Edo Aragua Av. Los Próceres, Sector Aparay, Edf. Banco de 123 Cúa Capital 5 Miranda Urdaneta Venezuela. Zona Postal 1211 Av. Principal de Macaracuay. Multicentro Empresarial 125 Macaracuay Capital 1 Miranda Sucre Macaracuay PB - Caracas. Zona Postal 1071 Av. Ppal. de Bello Monte, cruce con calle Soborna, 126 Colinas de Bello Monte Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Baruta Torre Financiera, P.B. Zona Postal 1050 Av. Ppal. De La Palmas Cruce Con Calle Los Geranios, 127 Las Palmas Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Res. 406, P.B. Zona Postal 1050 Av. Atlántida, entre calle 11 y 12, Urbanizaciòn 128 Catia La Mar Capital 3 La Guaira Vargas Atlántida. Zona Postal 1162 Centro comercial Sambil San Cristobal Av. 129 Sambil San Cristóbal Los Andes Táchira San Cristóbal Libertador parroquia San Juan Bautista Local T-5 San Cristobal. Zona Postal 5001 Calle Acueducto Entre Av. Solano Lopéz y Boulevar Boulevard Sabana 130 Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Sabana Grande, Edif. Torre Banvenez, P.B. Zona Grande Postal 1050 Av. Presidente Medina, Torre Victoria, P.B., Urb. Las 132 Av. Presidente Medina Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Acacias, entre calle Centro America y Cataluña, Parroquia Santa Rosalía, D.F. Zona Postal 1040 Av. Ruíz Pineda, Edif. INAVI, PB. Caricuao, Municipio 133 Caricuao Capital 3 Dtto. Capital Libertador Libertador Z.P. 1000 Al lado de la P.T.J. Calle 8 con Calle 5, Edf. Mulimar P.B. La Urbina. 134 La Urbina Capital 2 Miranda Sucre Caracas. Zona Postal 1073 Urb. Sorocaima, calle Amada con San José y San 135 La Trinidad Capital 1 Miranda Baruta Enrique ,Caracas. Zona Postal 1080 Av. Las Ciencias con calle Los Abogados, Qta. San 138 Los Chaguaramos Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Sebastián y Lourdes. Zona Postal 1040 Av. Juan Bautista Arismendi. Resd. La Florida P.B. 140 La Florida Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Locales 1 al 4. Caracas-. Zona Postal 1050 Av. Mohedano con calle El Bosque. Caracas. Zona 141 La Castellana Capital 1 Miranda Chacao Postal 1060 Av. Pedro Russo Ferrer, Centro Comercial Los Teques, 143 El Tambor Capital 5 Miranda Guaicaipuro Local 8A, sector El Tambor. Zona Postal 1201 Av. 4 de Mayo cruce con Aeropuerto, Edf BDV. 144 4 de Mayo Oriente Norte Nueva Esparta Mariño Porlamar, Isla de Margarita, Zona Postal 6301 Av. 4 Bella Vista con calle 62, Av. Universidad, punto 145 Bella Vista Occidente Zulia Maracaibo de referencia frente a la Iglesia Las Mercedes, Edf. Banco de Venezuela, Maracaibo. Calle Sucre con Calle Ayacucho Centro 107-67-12, Edif 146 Cagua Aragua Aragua Sucre Banco de Venezuela, Cagua, Edo. Aragua. Zona Postal 2122 Centro Alberto Arvelo Av. El Llanero con calle 7 Edf, Banco de Venezuela, Parroquia 147 Sabaneta Barinas Occidente Torrealba Sabaneta de Barinas Edo. Barinas Z potal 5201 Carrera 23 con Calle 11 Esquina Barrio Obrero San 150 Pirineos Los Andes Táchira San Cristóbal Cristóbal, Estado Táchira Zona Postal 5001 Av Andrés Bello C.C. Las Tapias, Locales 6 y 7 Mérida 151 Las Tapias Los Andes Mérida Libertador Edo Mérida. Zona Postal 5101 Av.Sucre Con Calle Soublette, Edf. Banco De 152 Guacara Carabobo Carabobo Guacara Venezuela. Guacara. Valencia, Edo. Carabobo. Zona Postal 2015 Antonio José de Calle 4 entre calles 8 y 9. Socopo.Estado Barinas. Zona 156 Socopó Los Andes Barinas Sucre Postal 5216 Av Marquéz del Pumar calle principal, edificio Yamil, al 157 Guasdualito Los Andes Apure Páez lado de PDVSA SUR, Estado Apure. Zona Postal 5063 Calle Valencia C.C. Naguanagua Valencia, Edo. 159 Naguanagua Carabobo Carabobo Naguanagua Carabobo. Zona Postal 2005 Av. La Limpia, entre Calles 81 y 82, Sector La Curva, 160 La Limpia Occidente Zulia Maracaibo Maracaibo.Estado Zulia. Zona Postal 4001 Calle Sucre c/c San Rafael. Santa Teresa del Tuy. 161 Santa Teresa del Tuy Capital 5 Miranda Independencia Zona Postal 1215 Calle 2 Casa Nro 6-70 La Grita Edo Táchira, Estado 162 La Grita Los Andes Táchira Jáuregui Táchira. Zona Postal 5022 Calle Ricaurte Tinaquillo, Edo Cojedes. Zona Postal 163 Tinaquillo Carabobo Cojedes Falcón 2209 Centro Av. 22 con calle 3. Araure.Estado Portuguesa. Zona 165 Araure Portuguesa Araure Occidente Postal 3303 Santos Calle Sucre Nº 29, Edif Banco de Venezuela, Las 167 Las Tejerías Aragua Aragua Michelena Tejerías, Edo Aragua. Zona Postal 2105 Av. Bolívar con calle La Galera, diagonal al Centro 169 Charallave Capital 5 Miranda Cristóbal Rojas Comercial. Los Samanes.Zona Postal 1210 Av. Intercomunal Guarenas-Guatire, Centro 172 C C Vista Place Capital 2 Miranda Zamora Comercial Buenaventura Vista Place Nivel Mirador locales 25 al 30 Zona Postal 1221 Av. Ppal. De la Boyera, .C.C. Los Geraneos, Locales 178 La Boyera Capital 1 Miranda El Hatillo 13B al 18B, P.B., El Hatillo. Zona Postal 1083 Carrera 3 entre Calles 13 y 14 Edificio Hnos Ezequiel 180 Santa Bárbara de Barinas Los Andes Barinas Marquéz,Planta Baja Santa Barbara, Estado Barinas . Zamora Zona Postal 5210 Carretera Petare Santa Lucía, Km. 2, Centro Comercial 184 Filas de Mariche Capital 2 Miranda Sucre Vista Hermosa, sector Limoncito. Locales 1 y 2 PB. Estado Miranda. Zona Postal 1073 Av. Barlovento, cruce con 3ra. Urb. Mibuzona. 193 Higuerote Capital 2 Miranda Brion Higuerote. Final Gran Avenida, Torre SENIAT, PB, Plaza 196 SENIAT Plaza Venezuela Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Venezuela, Municipio Libertador, Dtto Capital 200 Caicara del Orinoco Oriente Sur Bolívar Cedeño Av. Carabobo frente al Hotel Miami Mercado Municipal de Calle Arismendi, Mercado Comunal de Curupao. 202 Capital 2 Miranda Plaza Guarenas Parroquia Guarenas, Municipio Plaza. Edo Miranda Av. Bolívar Este, 52, Urb. Industrial San Jacinto, 208 Kellogg's Aragua Aragua Girardot Municipio Girardot, Parroquia Maracay, Edo. Aragua. Carretera Nacional, Parcelamiento de la Plaza, Sector 210 El Furrial Oriente Centro Monagas Maturín El Furrial, Antigua Biblioteca de la Localidad, Pquia El Furrial, Maturin Estado Monagas Centro Avda. 20, Calle 31, N° 31, Barquisimeto, Edo. Lara. 211 Sucursal Barquisimeto Lara Iribarren Occidente Zona Postal 3001 Calle Real de Sabana Grande, cruce con calle Baruta. 213 Sucursal Bello Monte Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador Bulevar de Sabana Grande. Zona Postal 1050 Calle Mariño Sur, Nro.07, Maracay. Edo Aragua. Zona 215 Sucursal Maracay Aragua Aragua Girardot Postal 2101 Av. 5, con calle 97, Edif. Banco de Vzla, Maracaibo, 216 Sucursal Maracaibo Occidente Zulia Maracaibo Estado Zulia. Zona Postal 4001 Carrera 9 Esquina Calle 8 Edificio Banco de Venezuela, 219 Sucursal San Cristóbal Los Andes Táchira San Cristóbal San Cristobal Estado Táchira. Zona Postal 5001 Calle Libertad cruce Con Diaz Moreno, # 107-07, 220 Sucursal Valencia Carabobo Carabobo Valencia Valencia, Edo.Carabobo. Zona Postal 2001 Av. Urdaneta, Veroes a Santa Capilla P. B.,Edf. Banco 221 Urdaneta Capital 5 Dtto. Capital Libertador Caracas. N° 4, D. C. Zona Postal 1010 Av. Lecuna Edf. El Tejar Locales 27-29 y 31, Planta 222 Puente Mohedano Capital 5 Dtto. Capital Libertador Baja, Parque Central, Caracas 1010, D. C. Zona Postal 1010 Av. Francisco Solano, Torre La Previsora, P. B., locales 224 La Previsora Capital 4 Dtto. Capital Libertador 4, 5 y 6.
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    1 The Rites of Statehood: Violence and Sovereignty in Spanish America, 1789-1821 Jeremy Adelman Princeton University In Gabriel Garcia Marquez's novel, The General in his Labyrinth, a long-winded Frenchman lectures a pensive, dying Simon Bolivar. The Liberator responds. He acknowledges that the revolution unleashed the furies of avenging justice, and laments, without repudiating, his decision to order the execution of eight hundred Spanish prisoners in a single day, including pa.ti~nts in La Guaira' s moral authority to reproach me, for if any history is drowned in blood, indignity, and injustice, it is the history of Europe." When the Frenchman tries to interrupt, Bolivar puts down his cutlery \ and glares at his guest. "Damn it, please let us have our Middle Ages in peace!" he exclaimed. 1 These, of course, were Garc,a Marquez's words, not Bolivar's. But they echo Bolivar's requiem on the events he shaped about the relationship between savagery and state-formation. More than lofty proclamations or principle's of statehood, the historical memory of the years leading to 1821 are saturated with blood. For the chroniclers and epic writers, from Jose Manuel, Restrepo's (1827) Historia de la Revolucion de Colombi~ to Garcia Marquez, the scenes of violence and carnage gave rise to narratives of sacrifice and struggle that could not be wholly redeemed by what came after. And yet, we have not thought very systematically about the significance of political violence in Latin America - despite its recurrence. Perhaps it is because of its recurrence: for so many, the cruelty was sown into a ''tradition'' of conquest and 1 Gabriel Garda Marquez, The General in His Labyrinth (New York: Knopf, 1990), p.
  • Caribbean Subduction Zone from Ambient Noise and Ballistic Rayleigh Wave Tomography

    Caribbean Subduction Zone from Ambient Noise and Ballistic Rayleigh Wave Tomography

    EGU21-13807 https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu21-13807 EGU General Assembly 2021 © Author(s) 2021. This work is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License. 3D shear velocity structure of the northwestern South America- Caribbean Subduction Zone from ambient noise and ballistic Rayleigh wave tomography Wenpei Miao, John Cornthwaite, Alan Levander, Fenglin Niu, Michael Schmitz, German Prieto, and Viviana Dionicio Rice University, Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences, Houston, United States of America ([email protected]) The Caribbean plate (CAR) collided with and initiated subduction beneath northwestern South America (SA) at about 60-55 Ma. Since the onset of subduction, it has formed the Lara nappes and subsequently the Laramide-style uplifts of the Merida Andes, Sierra de la Perija and Santa Marta ranges, with maximum elevations > 5km. The triangular Maracaibo block, bounded by the Santa Marta-Bucaramanga, Bocono and Oca-Ancon Faults, is currently escaping to the north relative to SA over both the subducting and nonsubducting elements of the CAR plate. Although many petroleum related seismic studies have been done in this area, the details of the subduction geometry of the CAR plate beneath the Maracaibo block remain unclear. The few deeper seismic investigations are either very large scale, very local, or only peripheral to this area. Previous geodetic studies have suggested that this region has potential for a great (M~8+) earthquake (Bilham and Mencin, 2013). To investigate this complex region we fielded a 65 element broadband seismic array to complement the 48 existing stations of the Colombian and Venezuelan national seismic networks. The array is collectively referred to as the CARMArray.
  • Sandra J. Heinemann and John N. Belkin2 for General Information And

    Sandra J. Heinemann and John N. Belkin2 for General Information And

    Mosquito Systematics vol. lO(3) 1978 365 Collection Records of the Project “Mosquitoes of Middle America” 11. Venezuela (VZ); Guianas: French Guiana (FG, FGC), Guyana (GUY), Surinam (SUR)’ SandraJ. Heinemann and John N. Belkin2 For generalinformation and collectionsfrom the Dominican Republic (RDO) the first publication of this seriesshould be consulted(Belkin and Heinemann 1973). Any departurefrom the method in this publication is indicated below. Publications2-6 of the series(Belkin and Heinemann 1975a, 1975b, 1976a, 1976b, 1976~) recordeddata on collectionsfrom the remainderof the West Indies except Jama& ca (Belkin, Heinemann and Page 1970: 255-304) and the islandsadjacent to Venezuela as well asTrini- dad and Tobago (to be coveredlater). Publication7 on collectionsfrom Costa Rica (Heinemann and Belkin 1977a) begantreatment of Central America and publication 8 coveredthe rest of nuclearCentral America (Heinemann and Belkin 1977b). Publication9 was devoted to Mexico (Heinemann and Belkin 1977c), publication 10 dealt with the extensivecollections in Panama(including Canal Zone) (Heinemann and Belkin 1978) and the pre- sent publication beginscoverage of South America. The collectionsin Venezuelaand the Guianascould not have been made without the interest and assistanceof cooperatorsof the project. We are greatly indebted to theseindividuals and their organiza- tions for the facilities, transportationand assistanceas well as the donation of collectionsto the project. In Venezuelawe are indebted to Arnold0 Gabaldon, Lacenio Guerrero, Pablo Cova Garciaand Juan Pulido, all of Direction de Malariologiay SaneamientoAmbiental, Ministerio de Sanidady Asistencia Social;G. H. Bergoldand Octavia M. Suarez,Departamento de Virologia, Instituto Venezolano de Invest- igacionesCientificas (IVIC); and Felipe J. Martin, Departamentode Zoologia Agricola, Facultad de Agro- nomia, UniversidadCentral de Venezuela,Maracay.