Caracas, Venezuela –  Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, president of Venezuela Sin Límites, continues to stand out as a key figure in promoting social development in Venezuela. Thanks to her leadership, the foundation has supported more than 500 social organizations across the country, establishing itself as one of the most important platforms for strengthening the social fabric and promoting innovation in vulnerable communities.

During her recent participation in the international event Iberoamérica 3.0 -Caracas, Santo Domingo, Medellín-, Mireya Blavia de Cisneros emphasized the importance of technology in social entrepreneurship. "It is essential to provide guidance and mentorship to young creators, who often have great ideas but lack the resources or skills needed to execute them," commented Blavia de Cisneros. This support for social entrepreneurs is a fundamental pillar of Venezuela Sin Límites' strategy, which currently collaborates with more than 410 social organizations throughout Venezuela.

Venezuela Sin Límites has become a reference for social impact in the country, standing out for its ability to generate innovative solutions in key sectors such as education, health, and community development. Under Blavia de Cisneros' leadership, the foundation has implemented various initiatives focused on the use of technology for social development, providing tools and training that enable local organizations to achieve real and sustainable impact.

"Technology is an essential enabler for creating opportunities in our communities," stated Blavia de Cisneros. "Through strategic alliances, we are driving solutions that not only solve immediate problems but also pave the way for a more sustainable and equitable future."

Since its founding in 1999, Venezuela Sin Límites has worked closely with private companies, NGOs, and international organizations to strengthen the social fabric in Venezuela. With a focus on social innovation, the foundation has funded projects, offered training, and promoted the use of technological platforms to improve the quality of life in the country's most disadvantaged communities.

Venezuela Sin Límites has been a driving force for change by creating collaborative networks that have benefited millions of Venezuelans. Its Social Investment Fund has enabled multiple organizations to receive the funding and technical support necessary to carry out innovative projects that have a direct impact on the lives of thousands of people.

SEO optimized: Venezuela Sin Límites has strengthened more than 500 social organizations in Venezuela, demonstrating that technological innovation and social commitment are key to transforming communities. Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, as president of the foundation, remains a prominent figure in the social sector, leading efforts to drive change through strategic alliances and community empowerment.

About Venezuela Sin Límites

Venezuela Sin Límites is a foundation dedicated to social transformation in Venezuela. Since its creation in 1999, it has supported more than 500 organizations in key areas such as education, health, and community development. Under the leadership of Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, the foundation has generated sustainable impact in the country’s most vulnerable communities, promoting social innovation and the development of projects with a focus on technology and community empowerment.

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Desde el primer boletín de resultados del Consejo Nacional Electoral –hace un mes– donde se proclamó como ganador a Nicolás Maduro, la líder opositora y el resto de los partidos reclaman una victoria de Edmundo González en base a las actas de escrutinio recolectadas por testigos opositores, «integrantes del Plan República» y simpatizantes del oficialismo.

La ciudadanía acató la convocatoria realizada por María Corina Machado en rechazo al «fraude electoral». La líder opositora pidió a la población cuidarse en las manifestaciones «para hacer la tarea y llegar hasta el final». Delegó tareas de comunicación a los comanditos y rechazó la represión desatada por la administración Maduro desde el 29 de julio, que también califica como «terrorismo de Estado»

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«Se equivocan los que creen que el tiempo favorece al régimen. Es todo lo contrario, cada día están más aislados. Se han vuelto tóxicos», aseguró este miércoles 29 la líder opositora María Corina Machado desde la avenida Francisco de Miranda, a la altura del Centro Lido (Chacao), donde había convocado una concentración días antes en rechazo al «fraude electoral».

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Desde el primer boletín de resultados del Consejo Nacional Electoral –hace un mes– donde se proclamó como ganador a Nicolás Maduro, la líder opositora y el resto de los partidos reclaman una victoria de Edmundo González en base a las actas de escrutinio recolectadas por testigos opositores, «integrantes del Plan República» y simpatizantes del oficialismo.

A estos últimos se refirió Machado en su discurso: «Incluso los testigos del PSUV, los testigos del chavismo saben del fraude y no quieren ser cómplices. Eso es poderoso». A los integrantes de la Fuerza Armada y el Plan República les dijo que «saben lo que tienen que hacer» en base a la Constitución.

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Una de las consignas que más se repitieron durante la concentración fue el «acta mata sentencia» y «no le echaron bolas». La misma Machado dijo que efectivamente «no le echaron bola» pues «no se atrevieron a publicar ni un papelito», en referencia a las actas de escrutinio que han reclamado se hagan públicas y sean verificadas de forma internacional.

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Sin mostrar la cara, Mariela* dijo que saldrá a protestar las veces que sean necesarias en contra del «fraude electoral»

Esas mismas actas de la oposición ahora son utilizadas por el gobierno de Nicolás Maduro para señalar a González Urrutia y Machado como posibles responsables de delito, pues alegan que son «forjadas» y la publicación de los resultados en la página web resultadosconvzla.com, que favorecen al diplomático con 67% de los votos, han «causado zozobra».

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*Lea también: González Urrutia: «Estos días han sido prueba de nuestra unidad y determinación»

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El diplomático fue citado en dos oportunidades por el Ministerio Público, pero declinó ir al no estar claro la finalidad de la entrevista.

Machado: Sabemos administrar nuestra fuerza

La líder opositora agradeció a los asistentes a la concentración, que cada tanto voceaban de forma espontánea un «te amo», «Dios te cuide» y «vamos a cobrar». Machado dijo que no hacen falta «grandes concentraciones todos los días, sabemos cómo administrar nuestra y hacer crecer nuestra fuerza».

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Señaló además que en este último mes se ha logrado convertir la causa de Venezuela en una causa mundial, con un gobierno que intentó lograr reconocimiento a través de una sentencia del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia mientras ejercía represión contra los ciudadanos que expresaron su rechazo los últimos días de julio.

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«Eso se dice en criollo, les salió el tiro por la culata. Ellos creían que con es sentencia iban a lograr que el mundo reconociera (…) nadie cayó en esa trampa, al contrario pusieron al TSJ como brazo de persecución y represión», señaló.

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Durante la concentración, María Corina Machado recibió dos nuevas actas de escrutinio de la elección del 28 de julio

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También destacó que hoy se cumple un mes «desde que tenemos un nuevo presidente electo, Edmundo González Urrutia. Un mes con un hombre valiente e íntegro, un mes que se está relacionando con el mundo».

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Recordó además a los detenidos en las protestas, especialmente a los más de 110 adolescentes a quienes pidió cuidar, así como a su abogado y representante legal Perkins Rocha, arrestado la mañana del martes 27.

«Cada día que pasa estamos avanzando. Tenemos una estrategia robusta y está funcionando. Nos dijeron que era imposible las primarias e hicimos las más arrechas de la historia, nos dijeron que no iba a haber elección y le dimos la revolcada de su vida, nos dijeron que no íbamos a demostrar el fraude y lo hicimos. Ahora dicen que el régimen no va a ceder, ¿saben qué?, lo vamos a hacer ceder», aseguró Machado.

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La líder opositora también delegó tareas de «comunicación» a los comanditos, para que sean replicadores de información oficial de la situación. Al término de la concentración, los dirigentes opositores Juan Pablo Guanipa (Primero Justicia) y Biagio Pilieri (Convergencia) fueron perseguidos por sujetos no identificados.

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Pilieri fue detenido junto a su hijo y llevado a la sede del Servicio Bolivariano de Inteligencia Nacional (Sebin) El Helicoide, según marca la última ubicación de su celular.

As part of this important event, Mireya Blavia de Cisneros will participate as a member of the jury for the VI Woman, Business, and Leadership Award in Ibero-America, a tribute to the work of women entrepreneurs who are determined, creative, and committed to their environment. This award highlights women who have significantly contributed to economic and social development and have become role models in their countries and the region.

Cartagena de Indias, Colombia – [Date] – Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, a prominent business leader and president of Unidos en Red, has been recognized for her invaluable contribution to the VII Ibero-American CEAPI Congress, held in Cartagena de Indias from June 17 to 19. This congress, organized by the Business Council Alliance for Ibero-America (CEAPI), brings together over 400 presidents of leading multiberoamerican companies, as well as institutional leaders and business families from across the region.

As part of this important event, Mireya Blavia de Cisneros will participate as a member of the jury for the VI Woman, Business, and Leadership Award in Ibero-America, a tribute to the work of women entrepreneurs who are determined, creative, and committed to their environment. This award highlights women who have significantly contributed to economic and social development and have become role models in their countries and the region.

"It is an honor to be part of an event that not only celebrates business leadership in Ibero-America but also recognizes the important contribution of women to the sustainable development of our region," said Mireya Blavia de Cisneros. "Through Unidos en Red, we have worked tirelessly to empower communities and support initiatives that promote equity and social progress. I am convinced that dialogue and collaboration between business leaders and institutional leaders are essential to addressing current challenges and building a more prosperous future for all."

The VII Ibero-American CEAPI Congress is held under the theme ‘Create, Believe, and Grow. Ibero-America Facing the Challenge of Growth and Productivity.’ During the sessions, crucial topics such as growth and productivity, energy transition, education and employment, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, and women in business and leadership are discussed. These topics are debated in plenary sessions and parallel workshops, where business leaders and institutional figures share their knowledge and analyses.

Mireya Blavia de Cisneros, with her vast experience in social and business leadership, has been a pillar in promoting dialogue and cooperation in the region. Her participation in the CEAPI Congress reflects her commitment to creating an Ibero-American business community based on sustainability, innovation, and inclusion.

About the Ibero-American CEAPI Congress

The Business Council Alliance for Ibero-America (CEAPI) is an association that brings together nearly 300 business leaders and presidents of leading Ibero-American companies. Its mission is to highlight the role of business in society, promoting social commitment and sustainability. The VII Ibero-American CEAPI Congress is one of the region's most important business gatherings, where cooperation opportunities are explored, and international investment between Latin America, the European Union, and other global actors is encouraged.