Venezuela
The Venezuela national football team represents Venezuela in men's international football and is controlled by the Venezuelan Football Federation, the governing body for football in Venezuela. They are nicknamed La Vinotinto.
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Enrique Tejera París
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Venezuela
Pedro Nikken
Venezuelan lawyer
Armando Rojas Guardia
Poet
Rafael López-Pedraza
Author
José Antonio Calcaño
Composer
Hugo Daini
Italian Sculptor
Carlos Martínez
Baseball player
Graziano Gasparini
Venezuelan architect
Tibisay Lucena
Former President of the National Electoral Council of Venezuela
Tobías Lasser
Venezuelan botanist
Guillermo Sucre
Venezuelan poet
Ada Pérez Guevara
Author
Ixora Rojas Paz
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Former Senator of Venezuela
Blanca Heredia
Jorge Liberato Urosa Savino
Venezuelan prelate
Darío Vivas
Venezuelan politician
Cayito Aponte
Actor
Iván Márquez
Political leader
Ramon J. Velasquez
Former Acting President of Venezuela
Carlos Barreto
Fighter
Raúl Baduel
Venezuelan Politician
Gloria Teresa Mercader De Villegas
Venezuelan researcher
Rosario Marciano
Classical pianist
Alicia Pietri
Former First Lady of Venezuela ‧ Rafael Caldera's wife
Morenita Rey
Argentina singer
Mary Brandt Pérez
Painter
José Antonio Salas
Photographer ‧ Tito Salas' father
Kathleen Deery de Phelps
Australian-Venezuelan explorer
Feliciano Palacios y Blanco
María Josefa Palacios y Blanco
William H. Phelps Jr.
Venezuelan ornithologist and businessman
Ernest Maragall i Noble
Sculptor
Tomás Liscano
Former Senator of Venezuela
Fernando Bolívar
Juan Vicente Bolívar Palacios' son
Amenodoro Urdaneta
Politico
Alexander Leonide
Catherine Dehn
Beatriz Elena Arreaza Arreaza
Sara Insúa
Journalist
Enrique Planchart
Rector of the Simón Bolívar University
Carles Pi i Sunyer
Former Minister of Labour of Spain
Chavez
Band
Cecilio Zubillaga Perera
Journalist
Juan de los Reyes Vargas
Venezuelan military personnel
Patrick Lancelot
Actor
Juan Loyola
Venezuelan Sculptor