This document is a glossary containing important dates from January to December. It lists holidays, commemorative dates, and events for each month relating to Venezuela including New Year's Day, Valentine's Day, Carnival, Labor Day, Independence Day, and Christmas. The glossary provides brief descriptions or notes for many of the entries.

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2. JANUARY
• January 1st:New Year. It is the
celebration that celebrates
the beginning of a new year.
• January 29: Social Worker's
Day.
FEBRUARY
• February 14th: Day of love
and Friendship
• February 27: The Carnival is
born as a religious
celebration, before Ash
Wednesday, when Catholic
Lent begins.

3. March
• 7 of March: Creation of the
Aguaro-Guariquito National
Park
• March 10th: Doctor's day
• March 18th: World Day of
Sleep.
April
• April 7: World Health Day
• April 8: Foundation of La
Colonia Tovar

4. May
• May Day 1 celebrates Labor
Day in honor of all the men
and women who with their
daily work seek a better
future and grow
society.January 29: Social
Worker's Day.
June
• June 27th: The Second Battle
of Carabobo was a military
confrontation of the
Venezuelan independentistas,
led by the Creole general
Simón Bolívar against the
troops of the Kingdom of
Spain.

5. Jule
• July 5th:The independence of
Venezuela was the
emancipatory process
developed between 1810 and
1823 in order to break the
colonial ties that existed
between the Captaincy
General of Venezuela and the
Spanish Empire.
• 24 July: Bird of Simon Bolivar
Agoust
• August 3rd: Day of the
National Flag of Venezuela.
• 26 of August: Bachelor's Day
in Administration.

6. September
• 11 of September: Day of the
Virgin of Coromoto
October
• 12 October: Indigenous
resistance Day

7. November
• 13 of November: Day of the
Virgin of Socorro.
• World Diabetes Day
December
• 5th of December:Day of the
university professor. The bill
was drafted following the
overthrow of the dictatorship of
Marcos Pérez Jiménez on
January 23, 1958, thereby
repealing the Universities Act of
1953.
• 24 December: Christmas eve
• 25th December: Christmas
• 31 December: End of the year's