Venezuela

Bolivia. Simon Bolivar helped in the independence from Spain.

i think there is none since asking the DFA the guy in the information desk did not have any idea and gave me a blank stare.

thats the philippines for you.

territorially it borders

Guyana

Brazil

colombia

the Netherlands &

Trinidad & tobago

With Venezuela dropping the prices of oil, it can make their economy low and it is hurting people in Venezuela even though sometimes they have to pay less.

-Angel Falls: the tallest waterfall in the world

-Tepuyes: table top mountains

-Mount Roraima: site of inspiration for Conan Doyle's Lost World

-Lake Maracaibo: biggest lake in South America

Ask the answer in a more clear and understandable way.

Christopher Columbus sailed along the eastern coast of Venezuela on his third voyage in 1498. In 1499, a Spanish expedition led by Alonso de Ojeda, gave the name Venezuela ("little Venice" in Spanish) to the Gulf of Venezuela, because of its imagined similarity to the Italian city.

There are three main industries in Venezuela. Mining for bauxite and aluminum is a major industry. The people of Venezuela also work in oil fields, both on and off shore. Venezuela is also a steel exporting country.

That's rather a large ball of yarn to untangle.

Venezuela at one time was a democracy, and while we in the west would say that it was one with weak democratic institutions compared to our own, it was actually one of the stronger democracies in latin america.

But Venezuela elected a populist named Hugo Chavez. Chavez was very popular and implemented SOME socialist policies including nationalizing several industries, confiscating property, and the like. Chavez gradually leveraged his popularity into legal changes giving himself and his office more and more power.

Upon his death, he was succeeded by Nicolas Maduro. Maduro was not as popular but rigged elections to stay in power. The Venezuelan legislature, the OAS, and many others have called these elections fraudulent. Maduro however refused to leave office and thanks to support from China, Cuba, and Russia, he has succeeded in remaining in power illegally.

So dictatorship is probably the best simple answer to your question. But it's one of those dictatorships that adopts the window-dressing of democracy to pretend it has legitimacy.

nothing but play soccer like most people

nothing but play soccer like most people

Not true! There are other things to do such as going to the movies, going to nice restaurants, shopping, clubbing if your old enough. Parties in Venezuela are lots of fun!

The answer is natural gas ,iron ore, gold, bauxite, other minerals. However, the most plentiful is petroleum.

mostly apartments and houses with no windows since its so hot

The colors on the Venezuela flag means: The yellow stands for land wealth, The blue stands for courage, and the red stands for independence from Spain.

The meaning of the flag name means Freedom Fighter.

Venezuela declared their independence on July 5th, 1811.

The 3 used to be part of Simon Bolivar's Great Colombia.

Panama and Venezuela share borders with Colombia.

All the people speak Spanish In them.

There are many! One is that it has the highest waterfall in the world called Angel Falls. It's indigenous name is Kerepakupai Vená in the Pemon language. It is located in Canaima national park on Auyantepui mountain

1740 miles of coastline (2800 km)

1000 pound money in Venezuela

venezuelans

No bodies of water surround Venezuela. But, on the north side of Venezuela there is the Caribbean sea.

Brazil is much bigger than England, About the size of Europe and just one of its states (Sao Paulo) has more population than the British Isles

Llanos. The double L is pronounced as a "y". The double L is pronounced as a "y".