1. What the name of the Singer?

Anthony Gabby Carter

2. What color is his t-shirt?
Blue t-shirt, with handmade print and an orange t-shirt
3. Does he wear glasses?
Yes, he is wearing glasses
4. Which instrument does he play?
During the song uses a piano and a guitar
5. Why did Caribbean people mourn and cry?
Could not buy, because of high fuel prices
6. Who invented Petro Caribe?
Venezuela
7. What is Petro Caribe?
A plan that saved, each land and country
8. How do you say? Comercio Justo - Fair Trade
Seguridad Energtica Energy Security
Enfrentando la pobreza Fighting Proverty
9. Who made cruel plans?
Europe and North American
10. What did Chavez do with Petro Caribe
Looked deep into the future and realized oil prices will rise higher
11. How do you say? Su memoria vivir por siempre en nuestros corazones
His memory will live on, inside our hearts.

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Racist Fans Halt Chilean Soccer

Match

San Marcos player Emilio Renteria (Photo: Twitter).

Published 22 November 2014

This is the second time that Venezuelan striker Emilio Renteria has been targeted
with racists chants.
A first division soccer game in Chile was suspended Saturday when fans reduced a player to tears with racists
insults.
This is the second time that Chilean soccer fans have chanted racist abuse at black Venezuelan player Emilio
Renteria, forward for San Marcos.
The insults began 47 minutes into the game, when Renteria was celebrating finding the net to put his team ahead.
Although he was visibly shaken, the game continued until 71 minutes, when referee Julio Bascunan decided to halt
the match as the racist chanting escalated.
The striker sadly is no stranger to racism on the pitch, having been victim to supporters of another team,
Earlier this montn in a match against O'Higgins, fans from the opposing side began yelling racial slurs at him from
the stands, an incident that the Chilean government harshly criticized and that led to sanctions being placed on the
club.
The National Association of Professional Football of Chile announced that a disciplinary tribunal would be held in
connection with the events.
Renteria declined to comment after the match, but was accompanied as he left the stadium by San Marcos players
and fans, who shouted messages of support.
EFE
by teleSUR/if-PV

Golfeado Estado Aragua

The Golfeado are small loaves rolled into a spiral, which undoubtedly have become one of the sweets
most appreciated by Venezuelans. Found in any bakery in the country, but the most famous and
really delicious, soft, fluffy and full of "molasses" are in the vicinity of the center of the country,
especially in the state of Aragua.
The Golfeado are stuffed with shredded newsprint and cheese, flavored with anise in kind, are wound
in a spiral and baked. Accompanied by a good amount of grated cheese.

Ingredients
20 grs. fresh yeast
1/4 Lt. warm milk
1 tsp. salt
cup sugar
350 grs. flour
2 eggs
50 grs. melted butter
stuffing
50 grs. butter
300 grs. grated Papeln
250 grs. soft white cheese grated
Anise taste
brown sugar melted in water to taste

Preparation
Place in bowl yeast, salt and sugar, add the warm milk and butter, stir and gradually add flour, mix to
form dough and add the eggs, knead into a smooth surface until the dough is very soft. With a rolling
pin until it spread it thin, Flour the surface to prevent sticking. Then spread the dough with butter and
sprinkle with brown sugar and grated cheese, add anise in kind. Start winding horizontally into a roll,
tighten and cut circles 4 cm, place them on a greased tray and let rise for an hour in a warm and
preferably dark place, take the oven at 350 degrees until golden brown, remove and pour above the
brown sugar melted.