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← 1993 1992 1991 1994 in Venezuela → 1995 1996 1997
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See also:	Other events of 1994 Years in Venezuela Timeline of Venezuelan history

Events from the year 1994 in Venezuela

• President: Ramón José Velásquez (until 2 February), Rafael Caldera (starting 2 February)

• Amazonas: Edgar Sayago Murillo
• Anzoátegui: Ovidio González then Dennis Balza Ron
• Apure: Marcelo Oquendo Rojo
• Aragua: Carlos Tablante
• Barinas: Gehard Cartay
• Bolívar: Andrés Velásquez
• Carabobo: Henrique Salas Römer
• Cojedes: José Felipe Machado
• Delta Amacuro: Emeri Mata Millán then Armando Salazar
• Falcón: Aldo Cermeño
• Guárico: José A. Malavé Risso
• Lara: José Mariano Navarro
• Mérida: Jesús Rondón Nucete
• Miranda: Arnaldo Arocha
• Monagas: Guillermo Call
• Nueva Esparta: Morel Rodríguez Ávila
• Portuguesa: Elias D'Onghia Colaprico
• Sucre: Ramón Martínez
• Táchira: José Francisco Ron Sandoval
• Trujillo: José Méndez Quijada
• Yaracuy: Nelsón Suárez Montiel
• Zulia: Lolita Aniyar de Castro

• Construction of the Basilica of Christ of José was completed.

• Adrian Solano (cross-country skier) in Maracay
• Renzo Zambrano in Aragua de Maturín
• Anthony Blondell in Cumaná
• Ángel González (Venezuelan footballer)
• Nediam Vargas
• José Contreras Verna in Guasdualito
• Manuel Arteaga in Maracaibo
• Robert Páez in Cumaná

• Fulgencio Aquino in Caracas
• Elsa Gramcko in Caracas
• Dalmiro Finol in Maracaibo
• Ida Gramcko in Caracas
• Gego in Caracas
• César Tovar in Caracas ^[1]