Politics of Venezuela

The first is selfish. As a Venezuelan-American immigrant raised in South Florida, this story is deeply personal. With a chance to return, I will face the reality of life in Venezuela as someone raised in the bubble of Middle Class America. The second though, is selfless. This fellowship inspired the idea of conveying the thoughts, experiences, and challenges of the Venezuelan people to a global audience. Writing this story is

Ezokola v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) is a supreme court of Canada case which came, appeal from the Federal Court of Appeal. The appellant named Ezokola who start his career life in Democratic Republic of Congo as financial diplomat in city of Kinshasa in the year of 1999. In 2007 Ezokola was working for DRC at United Nations in the city of New York. While he was working for DRC in first month of 2008 he decided to leave his position and he resigned from that position and he cannot work

Rough Draft: Venezuela is a country located in the northern area of South America that’s national language is Spanish. It is a very complex and interesting country with many important events in the past as well as some current events that have made headlines. Venezuela has been struggling with development for a long time and it has a landscape that can sometimes make it quite hard to build roads and tracks, thus hindering the forward progress of the nation. Venezuela is a democratic country with

The Organization of the so-called "motorized collectives" that operate in all the country together with the Government, have an inventory block-by-block of the citizens, classifying them as opponents or supporters of the Government, and as expected I was classified as an opponent and community leader. The reprisals against me by the “motorized collectives” went from insults to the facts during a demonstration of Saturday 14, March 2015, at the round point of "Guaparo", when once we end the protest

Maduro, president of Venezuela has been trying to change the constitutional body of Venezuela which has lead people to think he is on the path of dictatorship. Nicolas Maduro has been saying it is for the good of the people that he is going to take over the Congress, but the people of Venezuela disagree. This made people want him to resign and has lead to very violent protest between the two. These actions have totally reflected on revolution because it is about the people of Venezuela protesting against

The Washington Consensus (the Consensus) and related structural adjustment provisions (SAPs) are methods of economic policymaking for a developing society. It has bred a neoliberalist miasma in Latin America, asserting themes of privatisation, deregulation and liberalisation. Here, Williamson (2000) proposes a tripartite argument for the Consensus; rapid economic development is ingrained in nation policies; supplementary focus of such policies as ‘pro-poor’, aimed at poverty reduction; and governmental

Food sovereignty programs have become a phenomenon in Latin American countries that have left neoliberalism and are looking for an independent future. Venezuela has attempted for the past 15 years to create it’s own food sovereignty program to move the country away from an import dependent economy. The Venezuelan government has struggled to obtain the traditional sense of food sovereignty because of its history with petrol crisis in the 80’s and its current populist regimes that moved away from peasant

can be observed from the early 1900’s to today’s modern times, and can also be seen worldwide in countries that have little to nothing in common. A vast amount of media is not prohibited in several countries surrounding the globe. In socialist Venezuela, there is current distress surrounding the content of student textbooks provided by the government.

Maduro noticed that he needed the private sector to step in in order to cover the demand. The problem was that since the administration of Hugo Chavez, Venezuela government was the only identity that was allowed to exchange Bolivares to dollars; and the private sector needed dollars to import the raw material to produce the food and first need products. The public sector wasn’t able to buy dollars not only

Dylan 9ah Venezuela Venezuela is definitely a very unique country, in every aspect. If you go to Venezuela you can either have a bad experience because the murder rate is very bad in this country, or you could have a good experience and go sight seeing. I think that Venezuela is a good country over all but there are some bad thing about it too.Many people live in Venezuela and they are diverse in many ways. The three most important things about my country are the people, the politics and the issues