Thursday, March 19th, is the bank holiday for Saint Joseph’s Day, according to the calendar of the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban). Therefore, bank branches throughout the country will not be open.

 

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Banking system users can use digital channels to make payments, transfers, and other transactions, as well as available ATMs.

Sudeban urges citizens to carry out their transactions in advance to avoid inconvenience or service interruptions that must be canceled according to a pre-established schedule.

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Banks will remain closed throughout Venezuela this Thursday, July 24, in observance of the national holiday commemorating, according to the calendar of the Superintendency of Banking Institutions (Sudeban), the birthday of the Liberator, Simón Bolívar.

In this regard, Sudeban reminds citizens that while bank branches are closed, they will have access to digital banking to make payments, inquiries, and transfers. They can also use ATMs for their transactions.

Through the Sudeban website, those interested can obtain detailed information about upcoming bank holidays so they can make informed decisions based on the convenience of users of the national banking system.

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Bank branches throughout Venezuela will be closed this Thursday, April 17th and Friday, April 18th, for the Easter national holiday, according to the Superintendency of Banking Institutions (Sudeban) calendar.

According to the Superintendency’s official calendar, bank teller services will not be available on these two days. However, all digital channels and ATMs will be operational for different types of transactions.

Sudeban encourages citizens to take appropriate precautions, such as making payments in advance and visiting bank branches and ATMs before this date to obtain cash or conduct other transactions.

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The official dollar closed this Thursday, February 15, at 36.27 bolivars, according to the publication of the Central Bank of Venezuela.

The regulatory entity establishes daily the exchange rate that the bank must follow for purchase and sale transactions in dollars.

The next update of the parity of the dollar with respect to the bolivar will be published by the BCV tomorrow, Friday, February 16.

Atención🔵|| El tipo de cambio publicado por el BCV es el promedio ponderado de las operaciones de las mesas de cambio de las instituciones bancarias. Al cierre de la jornada del día Jueves 15-02-2024, los resultados son:#MercadoCambiario #BCV🇻🇪 pic.twitter.com/cXBnYy9IVB

— Banco Central de Venezuela (@BCV_ORG_VE) February 15, 2024

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The official dollar closes this Thursday, February 8, at 36.29 bolivars, according to the publication of the Central Bank of Venezuela at the end of the day.

The next update of the parity between the dollar and the bolivar will be known tomorrow, Friday, February 9, when the regulatory body makes the official publication.

Atención🔵|| El tipo de cambio publicado por el BCV es el promedio ponderado de las operaciones de las mesas de cambio de las instituciones bancarias. Al cierre de la jornada del día Jueves 08-02-2024, los resultados son:#MercadoCambiario #BCV🇻🇪 pic.twitter.com/tLoX8REpVs

— Banco Central de Venezuela (@BCV_ORG_VE) February 8, 2024

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The meeting will bring together the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the High Representative of the EU for Foreign Policy, Josep Borrell, with leaders of countries that hold the presidency of regional organizations and subregional.

The intention of the EU is to have the presence of a dozen Latin American leaders, among which could be the president of Mexico, José Manuel López Obrador, who holds the ‘pro tempore’ presidency of CELAC, as well as the leaders of Brazil , Jair Bolsonaro, and Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, in charge of Mercosur and the Andean Community this semester.

The sources consulted have flatly ruled out that Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba are present in the videoconference. The EU has sent messages denouncing the democratic drift in these three countries in recent months.

EU boost to the region

This appointment will serve to maintain the momentum of the European bloc to relaunch relations with Latin America, after Borrell traveled to the region for the first time this month since he became High Representative, on a tour that took him to Peru and Brazil.

The head of community diplomacy has set out to put South America back on the EU’s radar, after noting that it is a displaced region on the 27 priority agenda.

Since 2015, there has not been a summit of leaders of the Twenty-seven with their Latin American counterparts and Borrell himself set the goal of organizing this forum in 2021 and, in general, holding more regular meetings with Latin American leaders.

Source: dpa

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