Media

In the years that followed the conquest, the Spanish colonists came to entirely shape the national culture of Venezuela. The influence of the native, pre-Hispanic communities was marginal, as they were soon assimilated by the strong cultural and political unity of the Spaniards.

Venezuela has a wide variety of magazines in Spanish. However, magazines in English can be found in larger newstands. Here are some of the most popular publications:

• Viajes (Spanish)
• Venezuela Analítica (Spanish)
• Cybernews en la Red (Spanish)
• Dinero - La revista de negocios de Venezuela (Spanish)

Newspapers range from tabloids to broadsheets. Some are printed daily, some weekly. Below is a selection of the most commonly read:

Daily Journal (Venezuelan newspaper in English; no Web-Page)

Venezuela has 4 national television channels. The most famous programmes are the glamourous soap operas (telenovelas) which are popular all over Latin America and even in some parts of Europe. Satellite television is widespread and shows predominantly American channels.

Venevision --- Venevision MS Channel	RCTV - Radio Caracas
Televen --- Televen MS Channel	Venezolana de Television

Radionet

Acción y Reacción

(Real Audio)

(Real Audio)

World band radio
can be received in Venezuela, on the following frequencies:

Radio Canada International

BBC World Service

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