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I don’t know

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It is independent.

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They became self governing in January 1, 1954 as an island territory Netherlands Antilles. You can find more info about Caracao in

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cura%C3%A7ao >

I had to do a project on it.

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Yes

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Portuguese.
The local spoken language is Papiamentu. This language evolved from Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, English, French and some African. The official language is Dutch.

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Yes, the phone number is +599 9 466 1115


Actually that is not an Embassy, it's a Consulate. There is a difference. Things like getting a visa could only be arranged at an Embassy, not a Consulate. An Embassy has an Ambassador heading the staff, a Consulate a (honorary) Consul.

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The Caribbean Sea

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Flying time 2 hours 50 Minutes

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Light cruiser HMS Cruacao was cut in half by steam ship Queen Mary.

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Latitude: 12°12′0″N

Longitude: 69°0′0″W

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fort Amsterdam is in willemstad, the capital of the island of curacao. ford Amsterdam is the residence of the govenor of the Netherlands antilles.

fort Amsterdam is in willemstad, the capital of curacao.it is the residence of the govenor of the Netherlands antilles

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The flight is approximately 4 hours, and 30 minutes, to Curacao, The Netherland Antilles. Enjoy your flight.

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You can travel, but if you are going to be gone close to a month, a delay until you get the passport renewed might be the better way to go. You can pay extra for it to be expedited. You can travel, but if you are going to be gone close to a month, a delay until you get the passport renewed might be the better way to go. You can pay extra for it to be expedited. Check with the United States Consulate for entry requirements for the country that you will be visiting. Usually, passport must be valid more than 30 days from your return date. Each country's requirements vary.

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Well, as you know, Curacao is a very small island that doesn't get that much rain, but........Curacao is home to many types of plants and animal species.

Some types of mammals that you would find commonly are many iguanas, lizards, and the Trupial, a very common bird found in Curacao. Even thought their are many animals in Curacao, it would be rare to find a poisonous animal, there are less than 10 types of poisonous animals! There are many beautiful species of plants. The most common are the straight datu cactus. There are coconut palm trees, Divi Divi trees, and many other trees. You will notice colorful pink and white oleander bushes in private gardens and in commercial landscaping and smell the orchids all over the island. Over all, Curacao is a wonderful lush place full of plants and animals. Hope this info. help you!

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The best guess is about 142,180 people live in Curaco

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Aruba, Bonaire, and Cura

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Because Curaçao and Suriname were colonized by the Netherlands.

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they eat animals

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Gerrit Schotte

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South America

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Carribean Sea

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Willemstad is the capital of Curaçao, which is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located in the Caribbean Sea, just off the coast of Venezuela. The capital of the Netherlands is Amsterdam.