To contribute to boosting the growth of Yaracuy State, Bancamiga inaugurated its San Felipe branch on February 10th, the first in the state and the institution’s 51st overall.

With the attendance of prominent representatives from the region’s economic and political sectors, Father José Gregorio Carreño Guzmán stated that the Bancamiga branch now becomes a key ally for the development of Yaracuy families and the progress of the state.

The branch’s inauguration was preceded by five weeks of operations (starting December 29, 2025), during which the team led by manager Maribel Pérez opened 850 accounts, both business and personal, including foreign currency accounts and Kids accounts for children and teenagers between the ages of 9 and 17 with national identity cards.

In its modern facilities, customers can learn in detail about the benefits of the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card, which allows them to pay at points of sale both nationally and internationally, withdraw cash from ATMs abroad, and make online purchases quickly and with high security standards.

They can also acquire modern Point of Sale terminals, the only ones on the market that offer payment and top-up services for Digitel, Movistar, Movilnet, and Cantv telephone services; Inter and Simple TV; and also validate the 5Y6 checks. Businesses receive their daily settlement, including weekends and holidays.

From the San Felipe branch, Bancamiga aims to serve and offer innovative products and services to the residents of the municipalities of Independencia, Veroes, Manuel Monge, Nirgua, and Bolívar, becoming an engine of growth for a region with high agricultural, livestock, industrial, and tourism potential.

This first branch in the state of Yaracuy is located on Avenida Libertador, at the intersection with Calle 6, in the Hermanos Domingues building, first floor, in the municipality of San Felipe.

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Starting this Monday, December 29, Bancamiga opens its San Felipe branch to the public, the first in the state of Yaracuy and the 51st in the country.

At this office, Bancamiga will offer Venezuelans the opportunity to open accounts in bolivars and foreign currency, receive the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card, and acquire modern Point of Sale terminals, the only ones on the market that offer payment and recharge services, according to a statement from the financial institution.

Due to its geographic location, the San Felipe branch will serve the populations of the municipalities of Independencia, Veroes, Manuel Monge, Nirgua, and Bolívar.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, José Simón Elarba, stated that, as San Felipe is the institution’s first branch in the state, Bancamiga will seek to attract new clients in a region with high agricultural and industrial potential.

“Given the area’s climate, agriculture is one of the state’s main economic sectors. Livestock farming is also significant. Bancamiga is coming to this state to become an ally in the region’s economic growth,” he explained.

Although its first branch in the state opens on December 29, Bancamiga has maintained a strong connection with the people of Yaracuy for years through its operations and the MRW Non-Bank Correspondent (located on Calle 12 between 8 and 9), which have already helped it acquire clients in the region.

Along with its agricultural, livestock, and industrial sectors, Yaracuy is a leading state for religious tourism and gastronomy. For hiking enthusiasts, it boasts beautiful natural landscapes such as those found in Yurubí National Park, Cerro María Lionza, and Hacienda La Cocorota, among others.

The San Felipe branch is located on Avenida Libertador, at the intersection with Calle 6, in the Hermanos Domingues building, first floor, in the municipality of San Felipe, state of Yaracuy.

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In a recent meeting between the Venezuelan ambassador to Iraq, Arturo Aníbal Gallegos, and the Iraqi Minister of Agriculture, Abbas Jabr Al-Maliki, a memorandum of understanding was signed to strengthen trade cooperation between the two countries.

During the meeting, the Iraqi minister indicated that the nation is deeply interested in importing 400,000 head of Venezuelan cattle by 2025 to meet its people’s demand for protein.

This meeting addressed the need to “strengthen collaboration in livestock, beef consumption, and other agro-industrial areas.” The importance of “promoting bilateral private investment in the agro-industrial sector, enabling the development of productive capacities in Iraq with support from Venezuela’s experience,” was also highlighted.

The expansion of trade between the two countries includes the inclusion of strategic products “such as coffee, cocoa, and tropical fruits from Venezuela, while Iraq will offer its surplus wheat and dates.”

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