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We visit Caracas to meet its people, to learn about its culture and also its cuisine. If you are to know what life is like in 2025 in the capital city, join us in this new report from Venezuela on the Move. Details with Alvaro Fragua. teleSUR
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00:00we visit Caracas to meet its people to learn about its culture and also its cuisine if you
00:21are curious to know what life is like in 2025 in the capital city join us in this new report
00:26from Venezuela on the move details with Alvaro Fragua from Caracas the walls of Caracas speak
00:33with every stroke their artists reclaim history struggles and popular memory here art is not hung
00:39in galleries it is experienced on every corner we try to make the wall speak to make the walls
00:45tell a story to make the walls inspire us and at the same time shape us as citizens because many
00:51people are unaware of their history and also we work in many community spaces so there are
00:57spaces that are dedicated to children or rather to free play and imagination there are hundreds
01:03of murals but Victor advocates for a city free of gentrification insisting that space should not
01:08be placed at the service of tourists he also highlights the solidarity of peoples against
01:13imperialism so we are reflecting here what the struggle is and the support as Venezuelans for
01:19the Palestinian struggle because the Palestinian struggle is our struggle from Bolivar Square the
01:25historical heart of the city one can understand the blend of past present and future that defines
01:30Caracas despite the daily threats from the US administration you can feel the tranquility in
01:35the air Caracas has been a city with its people which has had peace and inner peace but is always alert to
01:47any circumstance that may arise in other words today we are in this moment calm
01:55anyone can be reading as I am but we are convinced that if something troublesome arises we will go out and
02:03fight back after the necessary stop to enjoy one of the best coffees in the world we climbed up to the popular
02:11neighborhood of San Agustin where the views and creativity become dazzling there we met Lissandro
02:17who invited us to an afternoon of rumba if you want come here on Friday so you can see after six
02:23them down there in San Agustin del Sur so you can see the joy that is there the residents of this
02:30neighborhood have their own tune but with regard to Trump's threats they are in harmony with the
02:35general feeling of the capital well we're getting on with our lives and it's not that we're worried
02:42we're just preparing ourselves and we're ready for whatever comes we are here ready to defend this
02:50land even if it costs us our lives La Candelaria is one of the best areas to savor Caracas the contrast
02:58between sweet corn and salty cheese makes cachapa one of the most beloved dishes among Caracas residents
03:04but there are many more unforgettable recipes well for my taste the rib soup or the chicken soup which
03:14is the most familiar and the arepas which should not be missing from the Venezuelan table and therefore
03:22the cachapa after trying this delicious snack all that's left is to get ready for an afternoon of partying
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