Puerto Cabello
Americannoun
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“We are 11 people, all from Puerto Cabello, Venezuela,” said Maxina Cereño, 57, after she and the others tossed their backpacks over the barbed labyrinth and crawled through an opening.
From Los Angeles Times
They were brothers in arms growing up together in Puerto Cabello, a bustling port city on the north coast of Venezuela, and brothers with arms, hard-throwing catchers who were good enough to reach the big leagues.
From Los Angeles Times
The new outdoor sports complex in his native city, Puerto Cabello, is dominated by the giant statue of the late Argentine soccer player, Diego Maradona, a friend of Mr. Maduro’s, and features replicas of famous Venezuelan athletes.
From New York Times
The brightly painted facades in Puerto Cabello’s colonial center hide the buildings’ crumbling interiors.
From New York Times
“For me, he is the best politician in the country,” said Kinan Masoud, a 35-year-old Puerto Cabello businessman who helped build the sports complex.
From New York Times
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