Starting this Monday, March 9, Bancamiga opens the curtain on the Auction so that its individual and corporate clients can officially request foreign currency through Bancamiga Online.

With an innovative campaign spearheaded by Claudio Nazoa, highlighting the effectiveness of the first Masterdebit card launched in Venezuela, Bancamiga has begun a digital campaign across various media outlets to familiarize Venezuelans with this process, which is fast and secure at Bancamiga.

Under the scheme coordinated by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), the foreign currency will be approved by the BCV and credited to the client’s Digital Foreign Currency Account (USD) for electronic use with any Bancamiga Debit Card or by reloading their Prepaid Foreign Currency Card.

Get ready for the auction!

Upon logging into Bancamiga Online and selecting Foreign Currency Transactions, the Private Auction option will appear. Once the client begins the steps to create the foreign currency request order, the system will automatically initiate the opening of the Digital Foreign Currency Account (USD). After accepting the terms and conditions and completing the form indicating the requested amount and exchange rate, the request is finalized.

Once the foreign currency has been allocated, the client can use it immediately by linking their Digital Foreign Currency Account (USD) to any of their Bancamiga Debit Cards or by reloading their Prepaid Foreign Currency Card to make purchases, travel, or pay for services both within and outside the country. The allocation to the USD Digital Foreign Currency Account is done through Bancamiga Online or Bancamiga Suite.

If you’re looking for convenience, freedom, and secure access to your foreign currency, Bancamiga is your best option. Get ready for the auction starting Monday.

We’re sharing the campaign video promoted by Claudio Nazoa:

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In a ceremony held at the Congress headquarters in Buenos Aires, the ultra-liberal Javier Milei was sworn in as president of Argentina on Sunday. Amidst cheers of “Argentina, Argentina!”, Milei and his new vice-president, Victoria Villarruel, proclaimed their loyalty to the Argentine state in the presence of their predecessors, Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner.

In his first act of protocol, Milei left a significant mark when he signed the book of honor of the Chamber of Deputies with the message: “Viva la libertad, carajo”.

Notably, Milei chose not to address the legislative chamber directly, delegating that task to vice-president Villarruel, who expressed words of thanks on behalf of the new president.

“This moment will last forever in our hearts, and I want to thank you for this gesture of joining us from other countries in the world and from the provinces,” said the vice president.

K. Tovar

Source: El Carabobeño

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The Secretary of State of the United States, Antony Blinken, sent on behalf of the government of President Joe Biden his congratulations to the Venezuelans on the Independence Day of our country this Wednesday, July 5.

Through a statement, Blinken stated that, despite the challenges that exist in Venezuela, citizens and other parties continue to work “to achieve their dream of an independent and democratic future.”

He asserted that the United States continues to provide its support for holding “free and fair” elections in Venezuela and trusts that the primary will be held with a view to choosing a unitary candidate to represent the opposition and go to the elections together. ballot box as an option that competes with the government candidate.

Blinken ratified that the United States remains committed to the objective of accompanying Venezuelans in the development of “a peaceful, free, prosperous, and democratic future for their nation.”

Felicitamos a todo el pueblo de Venezuela, en el día en que celebran la firma de su acta de independencia. Sabemos que enfrentan muchos desafíos, pero a pesar de ello el pueblo venezolano trabaja incansablemente por construir un futuro lleno de oportunidades para la nación. pic.twitter.com/8VlotLY9S3

— Embajada de los EE.UU., Venezuela (@usembassyve) July 5, 2023

Reciprocal attention

The day before, when it was Independence Day for the United States, the Venezuelan government sent a statement congratulating the Americans on this milestone in their history.

In the text, the Foreign Ministry recalled that the peoples of both nations “have been linked by shared struggles and common aspirations for a life with guarantees of happiness and dignity,” for which it stressed that Venezuelans will always express their solidarity with the Americans.

In addition, he encouraged the United States to have “political will” to resume the path of “mutual respect”, diplomacy and “peaceful coexistence”; just what Nicolás Maduro seeks to do.

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The President of the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, in a message addressed to the population, announced the elimination of preventive measures to avoid the spread of Covid-19 since Thursday  February 17. “As of today, all the restrictive measures imposed by Covid-19 are suspended.”

The use of masks in public spaces and in those private areas for public use will no longer be mandatory, nor will a vaccination card be required to enter the different spaces, nor will the capacity be limited, as a consequence of the “success” of the vaccination program. implemented in the Caribbean island for a year.

According to the Dominican president: “The country deserves and needs an emotional recovery and to leave behind the measures that we had to impose for a time, and are already in the past.” Emphasizing that prevention measures will be the individual responsibility of each citizen of the country. “After this long battle, we started to get our freedom back.”

Overcoming the pandemic

During his speech, the president of the Dominican Republic assured that the country has overcome “the worst of the pandemic” and that the daily infections and those of the last four weeks are in clear decline. While the mortality rate is one of the lowest on the planet and the occupation of intensive care beds is at highly controllable levels.

The nation registers 4,351 deaths during the pandemic and has suffered five waves since the virus began in March 2020.

Abinader described as a “great collective victory” the National Vaccination Plan, which reached its first year and stressed that Dominicans “were an example to the world.”

M. Rodríguez

Source: swissinfo.ch

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