Turmero

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Turmero

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Motto: Villa de Nuestra Señora de Candelaria de Turmero

Mariño

Government

- Mayor

Francisco J. Gerratana (2004 – 2008)

Area

- Total

1,930 km² (1,199.2 sq mi)

Elevation

900 m (3,000 10°14′N -67°28′E / 10.233, -66.533 ft)

Population (2001)

- Total

51.235

- Density

360,7/km² (Expression error: Unrecognised punctuation character ","/sq mi)

Website: santiagomarino-aragua.gov.ve

Turmero is a city in the Aragua State of Venezuela. As of 2000, it had a population of 103,661.^[1] Turmero also has a square called Santiago Mariño, which is a mass with trees and birds. But since 2005 that square has been modified, and is now divided in two parts, the old and the new. Also the trees and birds are part of a beautiful past, because the government has not become involved in rebuilding and maintaining the garden.^{[citation needed]} This is a place where all the "chavistas" met to discuss Chavez's Socialist Reforms for the XXI century.^{[citation needed]}