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As of 2021, Venezuela has a daily mortality rate of around 200-300 deaths per day. The country has faced challenges related to healthcare, economic instability, and social issues which contribute to the mortality rate.

Yes, most people in Mexico live in urban areas, with about 80% of the population residing in cities. In Venezuela, the majority also live in urban areas, with around 89% of the population living in cities. Rural populations in both countries are smaller in comparison.

Yes, Venezuela has a range of mountains known as the Andes that run through the western part of the country. The highest peak in Venezuela is Pico Bolivar, which is part of the Andes mountain range.

Pico Bolívar is the highest mountain peak in Venezuela, standing at an elevation of 4,978 meters (16,332 feet) above sea level. It is part of the Andes mountain range and is a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers.

the letter 'v' is pronounced : veh with the short e sound. you dont hear the h.

If a word starts with the letter "v" and is the first word in a sentence, the letter is pronounced like a "b". For example: Voy a casa. In the example, the "v" would be pronounced like a "b"

VENEZUELA imports food, clothing, cars, technological items, raw materials, machinery and equipment, transportation equipment and construction equipment. Their main import partners are:U.S.A., Colombia,Brazil,China and Mexico

(Letter - Spanish name (phonetic pronunciation of Spanish name of letter))

V - ube (OObay)

E - e (ay)

N - ene (ENNay)

E - e (ay)

Z - ceta (THAYtah; 'TH' as in 'thin')

U - u (oo)

E - e (ay)

L - ele (ELLay)

A - a (ah)

The turpial resembles the flag a bit with yellow and orange, and those colours have a meaning of their own, I cite:

"The colors of the stripes are the yellow, blue and red. The yellow represents the wealth of the Venezuelan soil, the blue represents the great ocean that borders the Venezuelan coasts, and the red symbolizes the blood spilled by our forefathers during the war of independence."

The reason some people leave Venezuela is because they cannot accept that a man they wrongly call a dictator Hugo Chavez was democratically elected by the majority of Venezuelans. Because Chavez irritates the USA some Venezuelans find it easier to enter the US as "political exiles'.

The same thing as in any Christian Church it celebrates the birth of Jesus.

According to Baseball Almanac, there has never been an MLB player that was born in Argentina.

the weather in the winter is very dry and warm

Venezuela's economy relys heavenly on oil

para las mujeres es un vestido o una blusa y falda. Para los hombres, normalmente llevando un traje blanco.

Spanish to English translation: For women it's a dress or a blouse and a skirt.

For men, normally they wear a white suit.

There is only one country between Venezuela and Suriname, and that country is Guyana.

Venezuela has five waterfalls higher than 300 feet, including the highest in the world,

Angel Falls, which is 3,212 feet tall.

is colombia a limitd or unlimited government

Geographical Features There are many variations in the Venezuela landscape. The northeast regions feature the Andes Mountains that go all the way to the northwest and along the Caribbean coast. The highest point among these mountains is Pico Bolivar that stands at 16,341 feet. The central regions are dominated by plains known as llanos that stretch from the river delta of Orinoco to the Colombian border. Towards the south are the Giana Highlands, home to Angel Falls (the highest waterfall in the world).

The large fertile plain that is found in Hungary is the Great Hungarian Plain. The resources found throughout this plain include ore, natural gas, petroleum, magnesium, coal, and iron ore.

The Climate is like a humid Tropical to alpine. It is also rainy and windy. !

Venezuela was founded in March 30 1845, which means as of 2015 it is 170 years old.

Venezuela gets its oil from itself. Its a major oil producing country. It gets its oil from the earth. Some theories are that the earth uses biomaterials (old leaves or dinosaur bones or something) and then it gets pressed together by rocks and stuff and that makes oil. Another theory is just that it comes out of the center of the earth.