reflexiones frente a una taza de té

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When we deny a part of ourselves, we don't eliminate it; We push it into our "shadow," where it continues to operate without our awareness or control. We become puppets of our own denials.

A reflection inspired by a timeless proverb quoted by Cervantes: “When one door closes, another opens.” This article explores how every ending holds the seed of renewal and invites us to see closures not as losses, but as openings to growth, learning, and new possibilities.

We live in the age of instant gratification. We want success yesterday, answers at the click of a button, and solutions in less than 24 hours. In this context, patience is not only a scarce virtue, it is an almost countercultural experience. It is, as Rousseau says, “bitter.”

Mediante la circular Nro.  DGRCA, la ministra de educación informó que los estudiantes extranjeros de educación básica y Misión Ribas se podrán graduar con el número de su pasaporte extranjero sin visa.

El pasado 21 de marzo de 2013, la Ministra del Poder Popular para la Educación, Maryann Hanson, le dio solución a un problema que enfrentan miles de extranjeros indocumentados que terminaron estudios de nivel básico (primaria y bachillerato) en Venezuela y no habían obtenido sus diplomas porque no tenían ningún tipo de visado para permanecer en el país.