REIR 2026 Community Vacation Plan began with history and culture in Miranda

The deployment seeks to bring new generations closer to the entity's historical and cultural heritage
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Published at: 03/08/2026 10:50 AM

The REIR 2026 Community Vacation Plan began at the Conopoima Sports Park, in Los Teques, Miranda state, with a day that brought together cultural, recreational and training activities aimed at children and young people.

During the meeting, theatrical performances, storytelling, dance shows and traditional expressions were held, as well as circus acts with stilts and jugglers that filled the park's spaces with color.

The Autonomous Institute of Libraries and Information of the State Miranda (IABIM) set up an exhibition in its Children's Room, where participants held drawing workshops inspired by heroines and heroes of Independence.

The day, promoted by the Ministry of Culture of Miranda, also included the participation of local dance groups that represented women linked to the independence movement.

The deployment seeks to bring new generations closer to the entity's historical and cultural heritage through spaces for learning, recreation and community participation.

VTV/Mazo News Team

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