Curacao and Aruba. They have been part of a self governing Dutch Federation also includingh part of St Maarten, as well as St Eusatius and Saba since 1954
Aruba, Boinare and Curacao
The Canary Islands, off the west coast of Africa, are still controlled by Spain. Madeira Island also lays off of Africa's west coast and is controlled by Portugal.
The Canary Islands, off the west coast of Africa, are still controlled by Spain. Madeira Island also lays off of Africa's west coast and is controlled by Portugal.
No, Aruba isn't owned by Venezuela. Venezuela is an independent South American country where Spanish is spoken. Aruba is an island that's off the coast of Venezuela. But it's considered an autonomous part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
These islands are the Falkland Islands and they are controlled by the United Kingdom. However, Argentina disputes this territory with the UK and believes they are the true owners of the islands.
Venezuela is on the Caribbean coast.
The Falkland Islands, called in Argentina Los Malvinas.
The island nation is in the Caribbean Sea, just off the northern coast of Venezuela in South America. Of the two islands, Trinidad is the larger and closer to Venezuela, and has substantial oil production. Tobago is primarily a tourism location.
The ABC islands - Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao - belong to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. They are located in the southern Caribbean Sea just off the north coast of South America.
The Caribbean Sea surrounds Aruba. Aruba is an island off the coast of the South American country of Venezuela. It's part of the Dutch speaking group of islands known as the Netherlands Antilles.
Trinidad is part if the Caribbean. --- Trinidad is the larger of the two main islands of Trinidad & Tobago which is in the Caribbean Sea quite close to the northeastern coast of Venezuela on the northern edge of South America. It is off the coast at a point midway between Caracas, Venezuela and Georgetown, Guyana.
Venezuela is on the continent of South America. It is located on the Northern coast.