Venezuela

Another outcome that can be used in Venezuela is a regime change. For instance the prohibition of US dollars in oil transactions as it was done in Iran to change its regime. The crisis in Venezuela is caused by first mismanagement of the economy, the populist policies, its dysfunctional exchange rate system, and the currency of the money used in Venezuela. The Bolivar is the official currency of Venezuela. Which currently has lost almost all of its value against the US dollar. The country’s economy

The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is a country situated on the north coast of South America. It is bounded by Colombia on the west, Brazil on the south, and Guyana on the east with a population of over 31 million people and covering 916,445 km2 (353,841 square miles). Venezuela is considered a developing country seeking to become more advance economically and socially. Although their rich soil and fertile ground, Venezuela suffers the world’s highest inflation rate where $1.00 US Dollar = 676

Venezuela one of the largest countries of south America was founded according to many historian by Christopher Columbus who was on his third travel to reach the south America searching for gold. Caracas, one of the most populated and most dangerous city in South America is the capital. Because of the beauty and the economic potential that made this country one the most powerful economic attic of the metropolis; it has been flatted by many Spanish travelers who settled their base there to grasp the

The Culture of Venezuela Venezuela has a long history of mismanagement from it leaders resulting in a failing economy, widespread shortages of basic needs, and a heavy dependency on oil export. These problems plague the country as a whole but behind that you find a rich culture of art, music, and literature. Government Venezuela as a republic was established in 1830 after the collapse of Gran Colombia. The country has had different constitutions and government, some civilian and some military

Venezuela has made great strides in eradicating hunger and famine in the country. We as the Bohemian Republic of Venezuela have cut the number of people that are hungry in half (13.2% to 5%). The FAO awarded us for our hard working fighting hunger in our country in 2013. We feel the need for everyone to be equal and happy in our socialist republic. President Maduro and former president Chavez has criticized have stomped out Capitalist companies in our country. Hugo Chavez worked to reduce importing

Since I was a child living in Venezuela, I have been surrounded with a party atmosphere. This does not mean that all I did was party. It means that people in Venezuela like having fun and making everything into a huge party, even if it is a small formal dinner or a reunion of a group of friends. Unfortunately, all of these reunions are complemented with large amounts of alcohol, which means many adults and young adults greatly affected by alcohol under the same roof. Such situations were normal

To: The Government of Venezuela From: Gaven Small Subject: Repairing Venezuela 's economy I am writing this to you to address the current economic crisis that is currently afflicting your country. Your country thrived for many years on large oil reserves but due to the oil market your countries economy is now suffering. It is my hope that after addressing your strengths and short comings that you can utilize my suggestions as an outsider looking in and we may work together to start on the path

Venezuela is truly one of the most beautiful places in the world; It is home to over 500 species of birds and 200 different butterflies. Not only that, but Venezuela has unique and delicious foods that make your mouth water by just thinking about them. The mountainous geography is breathtaking and the tropical environment is perfect for a summer vacation. Even though the country is in economic ruin, Venezuela is the perfect place to have your family summer vacation. Some of the most popular

Venezuelan government under President Chávez and the government under President Maduro. The USA have repeatedly imposed sanctions on Venezuela, the most pivotal of which was instituted on July 31 as a reaction to the election of the National Constituent Assembly. The Trump administration prevents all American citizens and companies from having business with Venezuela and has frozen Maduro’s assets that are under US jurisdiction. The US National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster explained that the election

catches the glimpse from your eye first. When it comes to Venezuela’s natural attractions, it can’t help but lure you into their country. He said, “Venezuela is known widely for its petroleum industry, the environmental diversity of its territory, and its natural features. It is home to a huge diversity of wildlife in a variety of protected habitats, Venezuela is considered to be among the 17 most megadiverse countries in the world.” (Wilpert, 2015, p. 1) Yet, it is one of the leaders of deforestation