Encyclopedias and reference
This section brings together reference works for those seeking verifiable information about Venezuela: its history, language and society. Manual offers general reference content, while the Academy of Political and Social Sciences provides analysis from the country's legal and institutional perspective. The Liberator's Archive allows consultation of historical documentation related to Simón Bolívar, and Venescopio serves as a source of data and context on Venezuelan reality. These sites are useful for students, researchers and anyone interested in studying Venezuelan topics in depth, without relying on superficial summaries or unreliable sources scattered across the web.
8 websites, mostly in Spanish.
- Venebuses venebuses.com
Interactive photo archive of buses and transport companies in Venezuela.
- Manual manual.com.ve
Venezuelan repository for downloading manuals for electronic products and devices.
- vLex Venezuela vlexvenezuela.com
Database of Venezuelan legislation, case law and legal documents, with access to codes and laws.
- Anécdotas Hípicas Venezolanas anecdotashipicas.com
Website dedicated to the history, trivia and notable facts of Venezuelan horse racing since its origins.
Academy founded in 1915, a research and thought institution in political and social sciences.
- Feriados Venezuela feriados.com.ve
Official calendar of Venezuelan national holidays with dates, descriptions, long weekends and the year's historical commemorations.
Digital document manager with historical archives of the Venezuelan nation.
- Venescopio venescopio.org.ve
Platform that explores and documents the cultural diversity and people of Venezuela.
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- National symbols and commemorations 8
- States and cities 9
- Statistics and data 9
- Encyclopedias and reference 8