An economic team from Venezuela, along with representatives from the Central Bank, participated in a meeting with the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Kristalina Georgieva, and the Western Hemisphere team to discuss issues such as technical assistance and mechanisms for recovering assets held abroad.

According to national and international media, during the meeting in Washington, the Venezuelan government reaffirmed its commitment to “strengthening domestic productive capacity and creating greater opportunities for well-being for all citizens.”

The agenda between the two delegations included the following steps for bilateral cooperation, including technical assistance to strengthen institutional capacities and improve macroeconomic management.

Venezuela made clear its respect for sovereignty, self-determination, and dialogue to resume the country’s economic development mechanisms.

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The Administrative Service for Identification, Migration and Foreigners of Venezuela indicated that the first national ID card issuance and data verification journey of the year will be held this Saturday, January 17.

 

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The agency will provide service at all offices nationwide to those who need to renew their identity document, as well as verify the data of those whose ID numbers fall between 22 and 32 million.

Through its social media and official channels, SAIME indicated that service will be available from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and provided the requirements for the procedure.

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This Saturday, December 13, Bancamiga concludes its successful Kids Christmas Campaign, which has become a unique opportunity for children and teenagers aged 9 to 17 with national ID cards to begin their journey into the financial world.

This December, as a gift, children and teenagers will receive a free Bancamiga Debit Card, available in various versions, with contactless technology. They can use the card to make payments at points of sale, top up their mobile accounts, and make mobile payments, according to a statement from the bank.

Requirements, scope, and benefits

To open an account, children and teenagers must bring their birth certificate and a copy of their national identity card. They must also be accompanied by their parent or guardian, who must be a Bancamiga customer. If the guardian is not a Bancamiga customer, they must bring a copy of their national identity card, a valid Taxpayer Identification Number (RIF), phone number, and email address.

The Kids program offers a quick and secure way to access banking services, instilling the importance of saving and responsible money management from an early age. This year, the program has helped more than 17,100 children and teenagers join the banking system.

Branches and hours

Due to this closure, Bancamiga will be open between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at the following branches: Altamira, La Castellana, Chacao, Parque Humboldt, Sabana Grande, Palo Verde, Cementerio, Los Próceres, Lido, Las Ibarras, Propatria, Guatire, El Hatillo, Los Teques, Maiquetía, Charallave Sur, Santa Teresa del Tuy, Galería Plaza (Maracay), Guaparo, Bulevar Plaza (Valencia), Upata, Puerto Ordaz, Puerto La Cruz, Barinas, Maturín, Porlamar, Llano Mall, Guanare, Maracaibo, Puerto Cabello, El Tigre, Coro, Ciudad Ojeda, Cagua, Barquisimeto Este, San Cristóbal, El Vigía, Mercabar, Unare, Barrio Obrero, Mérida, Valle de la Pascua, Ciudad Bolívar, Lechería, Barquisimeto Centro, Valera, Cumaná, Calabozo, Maturín Centro, and San Francisco (Maracaibo)

To find the location of each branch, visit www.bancamiga.com, “Find Us” section.

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Following the successful Children’s Day campaign held this weekend in Caracas and throughout the country, Bancamiga decided to conduct a special operation this Saturday, July 26, at a total of 24 branches.

Starting at 9:00 a.m., children and adolescents accompanied by their representative can open their child accounts and receive the Kids Card free of charge at the following branches: Centro Lido, Las Ibarras, Chacao, El Hatillo, Sabana Grande, Altamira, La Castellana, Los Teques, Guaparo, Galerías Plaza in Maracay, Valle de la Pascua, Calabozo, Rattan Plaza in Porlamar, Puerto La Cruz, Mérida, San Francisco in Maracaibo, Taquilla VIVA, Barquisimeto Centro, Barquisimeto Este, Sambil San Cristóbal, Ciudad Ojeda, Barinas, Guatire, and Maiquetía.

This Saturday, 2,000 accounts were opened as part of the Children’s Day operation, allowing new customers to enjoy benefits such as making payments at national points of sale, receiving transfers in bolivars from third parties, making mobile payments, and recharging their Movistar or Digitel phone balance.

Available in various designs, the Kids Bancamiga card is supported by contactless technology and was specifically designed to help children begin to learn about responsible money management.

With the account for minors with ID (between 9 and 17 years old), children and adolescents can also register on the portal and view their balance and account transactions.

“If you didn’t have the opportunity to open an account and receive the free Kids card, take advantage of the opportunity this Saturday. All you need to do is submit a copy of your current, laminated ID card and a copy of your birth certificate (to verify the relationship between the child, adolescent, and legal representative) in the new format issued by the National Electoral Council (CNE),” explains a statement from the banking institution.

For details on the location of Bancamiga branches in Venezuela, please visit the following link:

https://www.bancamiga.com/agencias-bancamiga/

With this initiative, Bancamiga brings cutting-edge financial instruments to the country’s children and adolescents, while giving them the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the importance of savings and financial planning.

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Due to his resilience and ability to fight, Belkis García recently starred in one of the chapters of the Bancamiga audiovisual series “Repeatable Stories.” This Venezuelan, athlete and educator was involved in a traffic accident in 1991, when a truck collided with the car where she was traveling with some friends.

He recalled that the vehicle fell into an abyss and caught fire, which caused burns on 75% of his body. He lost the fingers of his right hand and the forearm of his left hand. None of that stopped him from continuing to work for his dreams and this Saturday, August 24, he will see one more fulfilled, when at the Doka ranch in Costa Rica he goes out to represent Venezuela in the OCR (obstacle course race) world championship.

“There is a phrase that I always keep in mind: the limit is in your mind. I like the competitiveness and being in this World Cup, facing rivals from other countries, is a way to see how far I am capable of going.”

García, who travels to the World Cup with the support of Bancamiga, explained that OCR is a sporting discipline in which participants must overcome obstacles on a specific route, which in their case will be 15 kilometers.

According to the official website, the event will take place between August 22 and 25, in two venues: at the national stadium of Costa Rica, located in the city of San José, and at the Doka farm, in the province of Alajuela, about 36 kilometers from the capital.

García: “Bancamiga is the best thing that has happened to me”

For this teacher it will be “a wonderful experience” and “I am full of expectations because I will compete in the Adapted OCR category with rivals from different countries.”

“On the journey we must overcome 50 obstacles such as walls, carry heavy objects, climb ropes, move rubber or crawl. I think the most difficult thing about this competition is the diversity of obstacles and its high level of demand,” said García, a teacher at the María Auxiliadora High School, in Corralito, El Hatillo, who also gives tasks aimed at low-income young people at the Hatillano Meeting.

The President of the Board of Directors of Bancamiga, José Simón Elarba, expressed that García’s presence at the World Cup in Costa Rica reaffirms the importance for the institution of promoting success stories that inspire others to fight for what they long for, despite the adversities they may face in life.

“At Bancamiga we are sure that the national tricolor will be held high in the World Cup,” added Elarba.

García maintained that the support offered by Bancamiga to both her and her coach, Jhon Hidalgo, has been fundamental, because otherwise “it would never have been possible to participate” in this competition.

“Having the support of Bancamiga is the best thing that has happened to me,” added this athlete who trains at the Simón Bolívar University facilities in Sartenejas and who will return this Saturday “to prove myself.”

Next, the chapter with Belkis García in Repeatable Stories, a communication effort by Bancamiga to publicize, in a fresh and innovative format, all those stories that enhance the country.

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