Venezuela

The souvenir shop that touches the exchange office Cambio for you is maintained by a Chilean welcoming company that sells postcards and stamps.

Ipostel is the post office located in La Asunción, Venezuela. It offers a range of postal services, including wire services, universal postal services, express services and logistics services.

The rate is slow and attention your account gets cut at a stroke without the possibility of retrieving the data if you do not monitor the meter displayed at the bottom of the screen. It's to pull your hair out!

The price to send termite sauce to your mother-in-law is 15 € per kg + tax 15%. However, we do not guarantee the arrival of the package! Instead, pass through MRW more serious.

This government library in many places in Venezuela has a free internet space! Air conditioning as a bonus. Some books in French are available, such as the works of the economist Jean Fourastié, Jean-Marie Auzias and Jean Renoir. Proper dress required.

In the midst of souvenirs and beach mats, Ce offers postcards, stamps and a mailbox. Practice.

MÉRIDA does not have an IPOSTEL post office.

Two rooms, one to call, the other to surf.

The same price, but the machines are more recent. Before entering the Llanos it is imperative to have a sufficient stock of photos. If your digital camera memory is full, Nestor Vargas can burn them to CD for cheap.

In each district you will find a Ipostel office, but the result is not guaranteed. At the national level, the mail service does not work; however, if you send a simple postcard in France, it is likely to arrive at destination, but certainly after you…

Air-conditioned history of surfing at the expense, you can also plug your laptop. Closed cabins for international and national calls.

Maracay's IPOSTEL post office is located in the 19 de Abril shopping center. It offers a range of postal services, including express mail and telegraph services. Jo'se Angel Lamas, Edificio Centro Postal de Caracas, Municipio Libertador, Parroquia San Juan Caracas, Distrito Capital, Venezuela ZP 1020.

There are several schools in Mérida and Iowa Institute seems to be the best. This school, located in a 180-year-old colonial house, has been recommended for its professionalism.

Mail lift every 10 days.

Attention is in a mystical th century house, inhabited once by nuns and then by doña Pepita, famous for his Christian vocation, this cafe is very successful: you don't surf the forbidden pages without being monitored by the nuns painted on the walls.

Possible international calls by electric waves, since 2005 by digital network.

Señora Alicia de Gonzales has set up his small lounge. The atmosphere is family, the very low flow and the soft prices. This is the favourite spot of Ramon, the owner of the Rancho Grande.

In the middle of dietary patties and natural products, three computers available to chat with your friends and write to your family of "you miss me […] I don't feel like returning".

You can also change your cash dollars (if not false).

The staff were friendly and helpful. Coffee for all tastes, brownie, tartes and pancake.