By saavedraa on Skatehive
English version During one of my runs along Perimetral Avenue, I stopped to rest in the Caigüire neighborhood, at a small plaza located at the roundabout near the Estado Nueva Esparta school. This is Valentín Valiente Square, which pays tribute to General Valentín García, a Cumaná native who fought in Venezuela’s War of Independence. A bust of General Garcia stands out in the center of the square, which, despite its small size, features large trees that embrace us with their shade. There are also some benches that are perfect for resting and chatting for a while. This square is a landmark in the community since it is also located across from the parish hall, which also bears the name Valentín Valiente. Early in the morning, fishermen gather in this square to sell part of the catch they bring in after a day at sea. From Valentín Valiente Square, you can see the majestic Pan de Azúcar Hill; it’s amazing how close it seems. I remember the stories my grandmother Carmen used to tell about h