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Background

During 2013-2016, the national cadenas of Venezuela were introduced by the Sistema Bolivariano de Comunicación e Información (Bolivarian Communication and Information System) instead of the national Bolivarian government.

Logo (2013-2016)

Visuals: There is a three color ribbon with the colors of the Venezuelan flag, alongside the word "INDEPEDENCIA" before fading to reveal the same ribbon with the words "REPÚBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA", before fading to reveal the country's coat of arms while the ribbons attempt to form it. After that, the ribbons travel to the front of the screen with the coat in the background before fading to black.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: Part of "Patria Querida", the anthem of the batallion Bravos de Apure, along with an announcer.

Availability: Seen at the beginning and end of national cadenas (joint broadcasts) by the Venezuelan government during the period, with many of them not being preserved online in full.

◄	Gobierno Bolivariano de Venezuela (2010-2013)

Cadena Nacional del Sistema Bolivariano de Comunicación e Información

Gobierno Bolivariano de Venezuela (2016-)

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+'''Visuals:''' There is a three color ribbon with the colors of the Venezuelan flag, alongside the word "INDEPEDENCIA" before fading to reveal the same ribbon with the words "REPÚBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA", before fading to reveal the country's coat of arms while the ribbons attempt to form it. After that, the ribbons travel to the front of the screen with the coat in the background before fading to black.
-'''Visuals:''' This opening consists of two separate sequences:
-** '''Opening:''' There is a three color ribbon with the colors of the Venezuelan flag, alongside the word "INDEPEDENCIA" before fading to reveal the same ribbon with the words "REPÚBLICA BOLIVARIANA DE VENEZUELA", before fading to reveal the country's coat of arms while the ribbons attempt to form it. After that, the ribbons travel to the front of the screen with the coat in the background before fading to black.
-** '''Closing:''' Same as the opening, but after fading to white, there are the ribbons forming the Venezuelan government symbol, before the ribbons transform into the SiBCI symbol, which consists of a star in the color of the Venezuelan flag alongside the words SiBCI and the entity's full name on the bottom of it.
 '''Technique:''' CGI.
+'''Audio:''' Part of "Patria Querida", the anthem of the batallion Bravos de Apure, along with an announcer.
-'''Audio:'''
-**'''Opening:''' Part of "Patria Querida", the anthem of the batallion Bravos de Apure, along with an announcer.
-**'''Closing:''' For the first part, the "Patria Querida" rendition, but for the second part, a synth jingle with some flute notes.
 '''Availability:''' Seen at the beginning and end of national cadenas (joint broadcasts) by the Venezuelan government during the period, with many of them not being preserved online in full.