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Venezuela Travel Delegation Schedule  Anna Gibson
School children in Venezuela.
Delegations to Venezuela Through our delegations, Witness for Peace seeks to play a preventative role and curb further overt or covert U.S. intervention in Venezuela. Witness for Peace’s history and credibility in navigating complex political situations in Latin America allows the organization a role in influencing U.S. policy in this politically polarized situation. Because of WFP’s commitment to political independence, our delegations to Venezuela will focus on U.S. policy and provide an opportunity for delegates to gain an independent analysis of the situation.
Contact: Tanya Cole, 805-421-9708, wfpsw@witnessforpeace.org
December 3-13, 2008
Contact: Melissa Wales, 740-593-7301, ucmcf@frognet.net
January 18-26, 2009 Venezuela, Revolution, Rhetoric and Reality Contact: Ellen Gabin 978-546-7230 ergabin@comcast.net Paulena Papagiannis 240-271-2281 paulena.papagiannis@yahoo.com Download This Delegation Flyer Download the Travel Application!
If your group (congregation, labor union, college/university, etc.) would like to explore the possibility of a special delegation, please contact our National Office (ken@witnessforpeace.org).
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.jpg) Sample Delegation Itinerary
This sample itinerary will give you an idea of what a typical delegation to Venezuela entails. However, each itinerary is catered to the theme of each individual delegation.
 Venezuela Travel Delegation Schedule
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