This is how we celebrate the World Children’s Day in Venezuela
On November 16, soccer fans raised their commitment to children's rights and on November 20, three emblematic sites in the country were lit up in blue.
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#GritaGolPorLaNiñez
On November 16, UNICEF Venezuela in conjunction with the Venezuelan Football Federation invited attendees of the soccer match La Vinotinto vs. Peru at the Olympic Stadium of the UCV, in Caracas, to shout a goal for children and to raise their commitment to the rights of boys and girls.
#AzulPorLaInfancia (Go blue on World Children’s Day)
Every November 20, the most emblematic places in the world light up blue for children's rights in commemoration of the historic adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
This year Venezuela also joins in lighting three iconic sites in the country in blue: the Plaza Venezuela Fountain in Caracas, the Zulia State Museum of Contemporary Art (MACZUL) in Maracaibo, and La Navidad Park in Puerto Ordaz.
The fountain of Plaza Venezuela in Caracas is illuminated in blue for World Children's Day.
The Zulia State Museum of Contemporary Art illuminated its façade in blue for World Children's Day.
The windmill at Parque La Navidad in Puerto Ordaz lit up in blue for World Children's Day.