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Is it father to go from venezulea to Bolivia or from Venezuela to cuba?
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Is it father to go north from Venezuela to Bolivia or Venezuela to Cuba?
Cuba
Is it farther to go from Venezuela to Bolivia or from Venezuela to cuba?
Doin DG 20? ;) Venezuela to Cuba because you have to go through Brazil for Venezuela to Bolivia
Is it farther to ho from Venezuela to Bolivia or Venezuela to Cuba?
It is Venezula to Cuba!:)
Is it farther to go from venezuala to Bolivia or from venezuala to cuba?
Venezuela to cuba
What are some spanish speaking cultures?
Mexico, Spain, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia, Guatemala, Cuba, Ecuador, Panama....
Who are currently the allies and enemies of Cuba?
The alliances of Cuba are: China, Iran, Bolivia, Russia, Vietnam, Laos, Brazil, Venezuela, and the most of countries in South America...
Which part of Latin America does not have a seacoast on the pacific ocean?
The Caribbean (Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico), Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina.
Is it further to go from Venezula to Bolivia or from Venezula to Cuba?
Cuba
Which Country Gives Cuba Aid?
Venezuela gives Cuba more aid than any other country. Russia stopped most aid in the 1990's. Bolivia and China give aid as well. Cuba is also a member of the Association of Caribbean States and has trade with South/Central American countries.
WHAT COUNTRIES ARE FRIENDLY WITH CUBA?
Cuba has diplomatic relations with mainly socialist nations, most notably Venezuela.
What are ten spanish speaking countries in north and south America?
The ten Spanish-speaking countries in North and South America are Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela.
Why does people in Cuba speak Spanish?
Bolivia used to be a Spanish colony in the same way that the United States (or at least the relevant parts) used to be an English colony. As a result, Bolivia's landed elite spoke Spanish and built a country that caters to that interest. However, as many Bolivians are natives (indígenas), the native tongues of Quechua and Aymara hold sway in rural Bolivia.
