The president of the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League (LVBP in Spanish), Giuseppe Palmisano, announced that Venezuela will host the 2026 Caribbean Series, after an exchange agreement with Puerto Rico, which will take the turn of host that corresponded to the country in the year 2029.

“The Caribbean Professional Baseball Confederation has given permission to the Venezuelan league, in a conversation that was had with the sister league of Puerto Rico, for the 2026 Caribbean Series to be held in Venezuela,” Palmisano said in a conference press.

The president assured that Venezuela is not going to “be left behind” in terms of the participation of “luxury guests” in this edition, although he preferred not to mention any team for the moment. “We are managing with countries other than those that have already been here,” he said.

Regarding the venues in which the tournament will be played, Palmisano explained that the main one will once again be the “Simón Bolívar” Monumental Stadium of Caracas, inaugurated in the 2023 Caribbean Series, with capacity for 40,000 people.

At the same time, the LVBP registered the Forum Stadium in La Guaira, located in front of the Caribbean Sea, and the Universitario de Caracas as alternate venues.

For his part, the Venezuelan Minister of Sports, Mervin Maldonado, said that the State will provide all support in the organization of this competition, with the aim of surpassing the attendance record established in the most recent edition of the series, held in Miami. .

Venezuela is the current champion of the Caribbean, after the Tiburones de la Guaira defeated the Tigres del Licey of the Dominican Republic.

Taken and with information from El Sumario

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As an example of the Venezuelan woman, Amanda Dudamel is enterprising and supportive, creative and authentic. She is a designer, viceroy of universal beauty and now an ambassador for Bancamiga, a company with which she says she feels “very identified” both because of her team values and because of the energy she feels in each of the offices of she.

Although last Friday the world learned about the alliance between Bancamiga and the young woman born 23 years ago in Mérida in the final of the Caribbean Series, on the morning of Tuesday, February 14, the relationship was formalized.

“I am very happy with this agreement. There is a beautiful synergy with the whole team and I know that we are going to do wonderful things together, because we really have common values. We are both looking to add more and more to the country and build the best version of Venezuela.”

Dudamel is the owner of her eponymous brand and creative director of “Made in Petare”, a non-profit handbags and accessories firm that seeks to empower, train and educate mothers and children in the community. With the resources generated from the sale of the pieces, she supports the “Un par por un sueño” foundation, in charge of feeding more than 800 children in different sectors of Petare.

“This is going to be a very enriching experience. More than being the official image, there are many initiatives that are to come and that are going to make our path spectacular. From the beginning I told Bancamiga that together we are going to look for part of that seal that I have left as a Venezuelan woman, promoting projects that leave behind a positive impact”, added the CEO of her clothing brand “By Amanda Dudamel”.

A universal ambassador

For the Executive President of Bancamiga, Ariel José Martínez Coujil, it is an “honor” that Amanda Dudamel becomes Bancamiga’s official Ambassador starting this Tuesday. “Her talent and her human quality are two of the virtues that guide her day to day, and of which our institution is proud.”

“With her presence, Bancamiga seeks to promote among Venezuelans the desire to believe in oneself, to design their life plan and to fight hard to achieve their goals.”

Martínez Coujil affirmed that Amanda Dudamel is an example of the country that does not stop and a true reflection of the talent of a young, successful bank, constantly growing, innovative and oriented towards the development of products and services that “affect the quality of life of our customers”.

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