Introduction Venezuela was one of the wealthiest countries after the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (the other countries were Colombia and Ecuador). In the majority of the first half of the 20th century Venezuela was dominated by a generally merciful military power that promoted the oil industry and made some social reforms possible. The democratically elected government was dominant since 1959. Current concerns include a polarized political environment, political and military violence, narcotics related violence at the Colombian border, increased domestic drug consumption, excessive instability of the oil industry, and irresponsible mining that is dangerous business I decided to talk about Venezuela in this work. Since 1999, Venezuela has been appointed Bolivar Republic of Venezuela. Venezuela is located on the north coast of South America and is influenced by many islands in the Caribbean. It borders Brazil from the south, Colombia from the west, Guyana from the east. Regarding the history of Venezuela, this country became a Spanish colony in 1520. In 1830, Venezuela withdrew from Grand Colombia and became independent. Venezuela Venezuela is a country on the north coast of South America. Please refer to chart A. It is on the Caribbean coast. The Atlantic Ocean is in the northeast. The west neighbor of Venezuela is Colombia, Brazil is South, and Guyana is east. The Maracaibo Basin is surrounded by Maracaibo Lake in the western part of Venezuela. Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake in South America. The Andean Highlands straddle the northern part of Venezuela. Pico Bolivaru of Andean Highlands is the highest peak of Venezuela. - On 12 February 2014, thousands of students from various universities gathered in the streets of Caracas to protest the dissatisfaction with the Nicholas Maduro Government. Under the guidance of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, students demanded improvement of the living environment which worsened markedly over the past 15 years. Protest action has not stopped since February Parliamentary elections were held in Venezuela on 6th December 2015, 164 parliamentarians and three representatives of indigenous peoples were elected. In 2014, a series of protests and demonstrations began in Venezuela due to inflation, violence and shortage in Venezuela. The government condemned protests that they are being influenced by fascists, opposition leaders, capitalism and foreign powers, even though they were basically peaceful. President Maduro acknowledged PSUV's failure, but the opposition 's victory was attributed to intensified economic war. Nonetheless, Maduro said: "No matter how much the price is paid, I am trying to stop the opponents from assuming the opposition." In the coming months, Maduro will be democratic And fulfilled his promise to block the Constitutional election of the National Assembly.

Venezuela Venezuela is a country on the north coast of South America. Please refer to chart A. It is on the Caribbean coast. The Atlantic Ocean is in the northeast. The west neighbor of Venezuela is Colombia, Brazil is South, and Guyana is east. The Maracaibo Basin is surrounded by Maracaibo Lake in the western part of Venezuela. Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake in South America. The Andean Highlands straddle the northern part of Venezuela. Pico Bolivaru of Andean Highlands is the highest peak of Venezuela. In central Venezuela there is a flat meadow called llanos. I decided to talk about Venezuela in this work. Since 1999, Venezuela has been appointed Bolivar Republic of Venezuela. Venezuela is located on the north coast of South America and is influenced by many islands in the Caribbean. It borders Brazil from the south, Colombia from the west, Guyana from the east. Regarding the history of Venezuela, this country became a Spanish colony in 1520. In 1830, Venezuela withdrew from Grand Colombia and became independent. Venezuela Venezuela is a country on the north coast of South America. Please refer to chart A. It is on the Caribbean coast. The Atlantic Ocean is in the northeast. The west neighbor of Venezuela is Colombia, Brazil is South, and Guyana is east. The Maracaibo Basin is surrounded by Maracaibo Lake in the western part of Venezuela. Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake in South America. The Andean Highlands straddle the northern part of Venezuela. Pico Bolivaru of Andean Highlands is the highest peak of Venezuela. - On 12 February 2014, thousands of students from various universities gathered in the streets of Caracas to protest the dissatisfaction with the Nicholas Maduro Government. Under the guidance of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, students demanded improvement of the living environment which worsened markedly over the past 15 years. Protest action has not stopped since February Parliamentary elections were held in Venezuela on 6th December 2015, 164 parliamentarians and three representatives of indigenous peoples were elected. In 2014, a series of protests and demonstrations began in Venezuela due to inflation, violence and shortage in Venezuela. The government condemned protests that they are being influenced by fascists, opposition leaders, capitalism and foreign powers, even though they were basically peaceful. President Maduro acknowledged PSUV's failure, but the opposition 's victory was attributed to intensified economic war. Nevertheless, Maduro said, "No matter how much the price is paid, I will stop the opponents from assuming the opponents or opponents anyway" In the coming months, Maduro will He fulfilled his promise to prevent democracy and constitutional elections of the National Assembly.

The Republic of Venezuela in Bolivia is a country in South America. It is one of the countries that appeared after the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (Source B). Hugo Chavez has served as the president since 1999. After approval of the new Constitution in 1999, he democratically elected the president in 1998. Venezuela is divided into 23 states, the capital city of Caracas and the Federal territory. The country is also divided into 10 administrative districts established by the Presidential Decree. Child labor reform: At the beginning of the 20th century, the number of child laborers in the US peaked. With the increase in labor and reform movements and overall improvement of labor standards, child labor has begun to decline and the political power of workers and other social reformers has demanded laws regulating child labor. Alliance organizations and child labor reforms are often intertwined and intertwine with working ladies like the National Consumer Alliance and the Vocational Women's Association and the organization led by middle class consumers. These organizations established the National Consumers Union in 1899 and established the National Child Labor Council in 1904 with the common goal of challenging child labor through anti-perspiration campaigns and labeling programs. Established norms or efforts to eliminate child labor since 1900 were characteristic of American social reform. The leader of this work is the National Child Labor Relations Committee formed in 1904 and many State Child Labor Relations Committees. Since these organizations are philosophical step-upists, we are ready to adopt a flexible strategy that accepts achievable goals theoretically and can tolerate failures and delays in progress. These committees are responsible for large-scale projects such as expert investigation, widespread use of photographs to dramatically represent the harsh conditions of children at work, brochures, leaflets, mass mailings, public lobbying activities, etc. We pioneered technology for political behavior. Despite these activities, success depends greatly on the country's political situation and the need to reduce child labor or the desirability of development.

Venezuela is one of the farthest places I lived in Michigan for more than a month. I was born in Winfield, Illinois, but most of my life lived in Venezuela. My parents were missionaries of the northeastern part of Puerto Ordaz and the capital Caracas. My grandparents have retired and are preaching in Venezuela for 40 years. In 2004 I was 11 years old, I went to the first American school in Grand Rapids. After one year's support, my family moved to Italy. Venezuela is located in the north part of South America; in geology, its continent lies on a plate in South America. With a total area of ​​916,445 square kilometers (353,841 square miles) and 882,050 square kilometers (340,560 square miles) land area, Venezuela is the 33rd largest country in the world. The territory it dominates is latitude 0 degree to 13 degrees, longitude 59 degrees to 74 degrees. This country is shaped like a triangle with a coastline of 2,800 kilometers (1,700 miles), including many of the Caribbean islands and the North Atlantic and North Atlantic borders. Most observations have four quite distinct terrain areas for depicting Venezuela: the Maracaibo lowland in the northwest, the northern mountain range extending along the Colombian border of the wide east-west arc, the wide plains of Central Venezuela, and the southeast Guyana Heights I decided to talk about Venezuela in this work. Since 1999, Venezuela has been appointed Bolivar Republic of Venezuela. Venezuela is located on the north coast of South America and is influenced by many islands in the Caribbean. It borders Brazil from the south, Colombia from the west, Guyana from the east. Regarding the history of Venezuela, this country became a Spanish colony in 1520. In 1830, Venezuela withdrew from Grand Colombia and became independent. Venezuela has been appointed as the Bolivar Republic of Venezuela since 1999 and is located on the north coast of South America. The country includes the mainland continent and many islands in the Caribbean. The border is between Guyana in the east, Brazil in the south and Columbia in the west. Neighboring countries of the northern coastal Caribbean countries are behind the Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba, San Vicente, the Grenadines, and the Anjoles. . Venezuela is in the tropics, close to the equator of the northern hemisphere

The history of oil production in Venezuela goes back to the 19th century when Venezuela's first oil company was founded. However, for the sake of brevity, this analysis focuses only on development that occurred after 1960. Analyzing the history of oil production shows that the government continues to play an important role in this field, leading to several major recessions. Prior to 1960, oil production in Venezuela was completed mainly by Royal Dutch Shell and Venezuelan oil entered the world market as leader of the organization. When oil was discovered during the strike in Maracaibo in 1922, Venezuelan dictator Juan Vicente Gómez admitted American oil company the establishment of Venezuelan oil law. However, the history of petroleum occurred when the New Jersey Standard Oil Company accepted a new agreement from Venezuela as a "groundbreaking event" based on the principle of 50 to 50 in 1943. In 1945, after the coup dictated the rule of governance to the left-handed government including Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso, more favorable conditions of Venezuela were negotiated. In 1958, a new government including Perez Alfonso again drew up a plan for an international oil cartel, which will be an oil exporting country organization. In 1973, Venezuela approved nationalization of the oil industry, and since 1st January 1976, Petróleosde Venezuela (PDVSA) has hosted several holding companies. In the following year, Venezuela has established a large-scale refining and marketing system in the US and Europe. The history of Venezuela is closely related to the development of the oil industry. As one of the world's leading oil producers, this product is politically and economically the determinant of the country. Current Venezuelan President, Hugo Chavez Frias, was criticized as opposed to the privatization of the oil industry and was called by the United States as a Communist dictator for his political task. In the next article I will explain the current state of Venezuela, the historical background, the new Constitution of Venezuela, the importance of oil, and the members of the Petroleum Export Organization.

Venezuela, Bolivar Venezuela has a scale of 25,017,387 (presumed as of July 2004) - 912,050 square kilometers (land / water) petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, gold, bauxite, other minerals, hydropower, diamond 96% 2% of Roman Catholics, 2% Protestantism, and other religious Venezuelans dates back to around 13000 BC. The settlers of those days came from three different directions. Today's Guyana, Brazil of today, and today's Antilles are in three directions. Christopher Columbus first saw the coast of Venezuela in 1498, but he did not explore the area. A year later, a Spanish explorer named Alonso de Ojeda explored under the name Venezuela or Little Venice. His name comes from a local house similar to the Italian house in Venice. Spain did not settle in Venezuela in 1520, but in 1528 Charles V handed a part of Venezuela Venezuela (between Cape Bella and Malaca pana) to Wesler borrowed by him. Venezuela first tried to gain independence from Spain in 1808, but it was not until 1829. Then the revolutionaries formed an independent republic, its capital was in Caracas, they appointed the Jose Antonio Pass, the hero of the revolution, and the President served until 1846. I decided to talk about Venezuela in this work. Since 1999, Venezuela has been appointed Bolivar Republic of Venezuela. Venezuela is located on the north coast of South America and is influenced by many islands in the Caribbean. It borders Brazil from the south, Colombia from the west, Guyana from the east. Regarding the history of Venezuela, this country became a Spanish colony in 1520. In 1830, Venezuela withdrew from Grand Colombia and became independent. Venezuela has been appointed as the Bolivar Republic of Venezuela since 1999 and is located on the north coast of South America. The country includes the mainland continent and many islands in the Caribbean. The border is between Guyana in the east, Brazil in the south and Columbia in the west. Neighboring countries of the northern coastal Caribbean countries are behind the Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Curacao, Bonaire, Aruba, San Vicente, the Grenadines, and the Anjoles. . Venezuela is in the tropics, close to the equator of the northern hemisphere

The third largest world in Venezuela, Venezuela, and the Bolivar Republic of Venezuela is the sixth largest country in South America, it is unique in terms of landscape, plants, animals and wildlife, and larger than in South America It is comparable to the country. In fact, Venezuela is both Caribbean and South American countries due to its uniqueness. Geography and climate: Venezuela is located in the north part of South America and is in contact with Western Colombia, southern Brazil, eastern of Guyana and northern Caribbean. Introduction: Venezuela is a country that occupies the northern coast of South America. According to a survey in 2013, the population is 30.4 million. The whole country of Venezuela is one-third the size of Texas. Venezuela borders on Colombia in the west, Guyana in the east and Brazil in the south. Per capita GDP per capita in 2013 is US $ 14,414, Greece is located in the middle of the pyramid of the world economy. Venezuela 's inflation rate in 2013 was also 56.2%. Venezuela "is the largest The third largest world in Venezuela, Venezuela, and the Bolivar Republic of Venezuela is the sixth largest country in South America, it is unique in terms of landscape, plants, animals and wildlife, and larger than in South America It is comparable to the country. In fact, due to its unique nature, Venezuela is both Caribbean and South American. - Venezuela Venezuela is a country on the north coast of South America. Please refer to chart A. It is on the Caribbean coast. The Atlantic Ocean is in the northeast. The west neighbor of Venezuela is Colombia, Brazil is South, and Guyana is east. The Maracaibo Basin is surrounded by Maracaibo Lake in the western part of Venezuela. Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake in South America. The Andean Highlands straddle the northern part of Venezuela. The Pico Bolivar of the Andes Highland is the highest peak of Venezuela

Venezuela is a country on the northern coast of South America and is in contact with the Caribbean, Brazil and Colombia. Venezuela is a country full of beauty and contrast, people can find beautiful beaches, plains, mountains and the world's most magnificent waterfall (Angel Falls). In addition, oil-rich countries are one of the world's top ten exporters. For over four decades, the country lived in a completely democratic country until 1999, when Hugo Rafael Chavez Frias, a former army officer involved in a military coup, won the presidential election and remained in the government until his death It was. Heisei 20 years from cancer Hugo Chavez's political discourse based on Marxist ideas is immediately created ... Read more Later in 2008, the third stage process was implemented to nationalize the local operations of multinational companies that the Venezuelan government considers "essential" for Cuba's project consultants. In addition, Marx divides the future of communism into two parts; the first step is called "proletarian dictatorship" and the second step is often called "full communism". The historical boundary of the first stage is set to the next proposition. "There is an era of revolutionary change to a different stage between the capitalist society and the communist society, this is also an era of political transition, the state is irrelevant.The important thing, but the revolutionary of proletariat Dictatorship system " Chavez never changed Venezuela to other Cubans. He knows that the private sector is necessary to keep goods on the shelf, hopes to keep track of Cuba's footsteps and make it unrelated worldwide. The situation has changed since Chavez passed away. Maduro does not even have the power and charm of the distant intellectuals Chavez, so the present President of Venezuela relies entirely on Cuba's proposal. As President, Maduro has to complete the recovery of the Venezuelan Communism that Chavez began. In the process, Maduro began the fourth phase of "economic war" and finished the rest of the freedom. The Venezuelan - Colombian immigration crisis refers to the diplomacy and humanitarian crisis that occurred in the middle of 2015 and three Venezuelan soldiers were injured on the Venezuelan and Colombian border Venezuela 's President Nicolas Maduro has thousands of Colombians It was expelled from abroad. Maduro declared an emergency, indefinitely closed the Colombian border, drove out the reactions of thousands of Colombians who lived close to the border, forcing tens of thousands of Colombian people living in Venezuela into fear , They made them emigrate from the country. Families and Colombians are involved in separating the crisis seeking food and evacuation centers. President Maduro 's behavior was questioned by human rights groups, the United States, the United Nations, and the European Union. Since 2010, during the President Hugo Chavez, socio-economic and political crisis has occurred in Venezuela and continues to play a role as Nicholas Maduro's current president. The current situation is one of the worst economic crisis in history in Venezuela and one of the most serious crises experienced in the Americas. This crisis was the result of the Bolivarian revolutionary policy that began with the Chavez administration. On June 2, 2010, President Chavez announced "economic war" due to the shortage in Venezuela. The crisis of the Maduro government is intensifying and the crisis is intensifying due to the low crude oil price in early 2015. In 1895, the crisis of Venezuela and the United States broke out. When America stepped in to take the Venezuelan side, the border conflict between the British Guiana and Venezuela caused a big British and American crisis. The propaganda sponsored by Venezuela convinced American public opinion that the UK infringed the territory of Venezuela. The US asked for explanation, Prime Minister Salisbury rejected. When President Glover Cleveland quoted the Monroe d

The Republic of Venezuela in Bolivia is a county in South America. It was one of the countries that appeared after the collapse of Gran Colombia in 1830 (Baguley and Winter 15). Hugo Chavez has served as the president since 1999. After approval of the new Constitution in 1999, he elected the President democratically in 1998. This is the highest legislation in the area (Baguley and Winter 12). Venezuela is divided into 23 states, the metropolitan area of ​​Caracas and the federal affiliated organization (Baguley and Winter 15). In 2016, Venezuela made small progress in its efforts to eliminate the worst forms of child labor. The government continues to raise funds and implement social programs to improve the status of some child labor and raise awareness about trafficking. However, the children of Venezuela are engaged in child labor including housework. Children are also involved in the worst forms of child labor, such as commercial sexual exploitation and occasionally human trafficking. The government has not yet published information on the list of dangerous occupations prohibited by children and the implementation of the child labor law. Furthermore, there is no information on the effectiveness of the government's coordinating body on child labor, and the government has not made sufficient efforts to protect children in key areas where child labor is prevailing. Child labor reform: At the beginning of the 20th century, the number of child laborers in the US peaked. With the increase in labor and reform movements and overall improvement of labor standards, child labor has begun to decline and the political power of workers and other social reformers has demanded laws regulating child labor. Alliance organizations and child labor reforms are often intertwined and intertwine with working ladies like the National Consumer Alliance and the Vocational Women's Association and the organization led by middle class consumers. These organizations established the National Consumers Union in 1899 and established the National Child Labor Council in 1904 with the common goal of challenging child labor through anti-perspiration campaigns and labeling programs.

Cultural Festival Spanish culture is full of festivals, religions and families, but each Hispanic country's culture has different customs and beliefs. These Hispanic countries can be found in South America and Central America. When my neighbor moved about three years ago, I first noticed the difference in Spanish culture. My family has preserved the culture of Mexico and my neighbor hid the culture of Venezuela. We celebrate many of the same holiday, but our tradition is fundamentally different. Of course there are also obvious differences. In addition to speaking different languages ​​such as Tequila in Mexico, Tortilla, Mexican cards, Caipirinha in Brazil, Samba, Futerborg, there are different cultural flavors in these countries. There are similar cultural differences in business execution and paying bribes - and companies that recognize these differences are more likely to avoid accusations of fraud. Bribery has been a part of the business culture of Mexico and Brazil for years. It is rarely discussed and not legal, but it is widely understood to lubricate several palm trees as a way for things to happen. In the past ten years taboos that prevented people from speaking openly about bribes began to collapse. As a result, public concern over corruption and its impact on society is rising. Mexico and the United States share a common border, but the cultural difference between them is great. The history of Mexico is very different from American history, so there are various approaches and observation methods. The expression "American life and Mexican lifestyle" shows one of many ways in occupational ethics between American workers and Mexican workers. For example, in Mexico, leisure is considered a necessary condition for a lifetime. Does this mean that Mexicans are lazy? Unlike traditional American workers who tend to work before "games", however, Mexican workers value spare time and have time to spend with their families, unlike traditional American workers. Their sense of "immediacy" is different from what the Americans assert. If you are an efficient company in Mexico or the United States, it is essential to understand the incentives of employees, compensation, and the difference between sanctions between the two cultures.

On July 14, 1718 the world heard gunfire: Bastille was attacked violently. Frightened by enlightenment, a strict hierarchical system, and resentment to the monarchy, the French decided to solve the problem of this day. In the next three years, France has established a government and constitution that overthrow their monarchy and promise equal rights to all. As the proverb advances, history is repeated. The same can be said in Latin America. By 1810 the enthusiasm for revolution spread to Venezuela. After a series of failed uprisings, Venezuela declared independence under the guidance of Francisco de Miranda, Venezuelan shadow who participated in the American Revolutionary War and the French Revolutionary War on July 5, 1811. This began the independence war of Venezuela. The devastating earthquake that occurred in Caracas in 1812 combined with the Venezuelan rebellion helped the first Venezuelan republic to overthrow. The second Republic of Venezuela announced on August 7, 1813, lasted a few months before being crushed Although the French Revolution changed in France, the Latin American Revolution established a majority of independent countries in South America, including Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Chile. A similar effort took place in other parts of Latin America, such as Mexican independence struggles led by Father Miguel Hidalgo, and a new border was opened in most parts of North America and Central America. Headquartered in Southern California. Gardner has written articles, teaching materials, video scripts and other content for companies and organizations for companies and organizations such as Walt Disney Company, TRW, Nissan, Disease Control Center (CDC) for more than 20 years. He has a bachelor's degree in communication. After the turmoil caused by the May revolution, the local struggle for independence began two failed revolution due to the independence movement of Chile and Venezuela. A struggle for 16 years has been done before the first step of the establishment of the Republic. Chile's independence movement is led by the liberator Bernardo O'Higgins. This Chile-born Criolo movement is seeking political and economic independence from Spain. The independence movement is far from the unanimous support of the Chileans who split between the independenceists and the royalists. Originally it was an elite political movement against colonial master, which ended with a comprehensive civil war. Traditionally, this process is divided into three phases: Patria Vieja, Reconquista, and Patria eve.

Bolivar began military operations and grabbed control of the state of Venezuela from Spain. He and his followers invaded Venezuela from Colombia on May 14, 1813; this was the beginning of his "fine Campania" (a great movement) that led to the second Republic of Venezuela in that year Respectively. It was founded later. Bolivar is known as "liberator" (liberator). After continuous war and military operations, the Bolivar armies broke the Spanish army on June 24, 1821 in the fight of Carabobo. Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela on July 24, 1783. He was born in a wealthy family funded from the abundant gold and copper rich mines owned by Venezuela. SimónBolívar's father passed away at the age of three, and his mother died in six years. After his parents died, he moved to Spain in 1799 and continued his education, when he visited Venezuela in 1803 he got married to the daughter of Noble Maria Theresa Rodriguez Del Toro Alasia, then died in Hoang Ho Did. Bolivar joined the resistance movement when disease Napoleon named Joseph Bonaparte the king of Spain in 1807, but after seeing the example of a Spanish patriot, he added this new nationalistic I decided to export the brand. After returning to Venezuela, he joined the Caracas Resistance Organization. That member was part of the Venezuelan Declaration of Independence in 1810; after that Bolivar traveled to the UK to find a diplomatic envoy for new state aid. Bolivar settled in Venezuela in the 16th century. Bolívar's first South American ancestor lived and worked in SimóndeBolívar (or Simon de Bolibar, not standardized until the 19th century), from 1559 to 1560 in Santo Domingo (now the Dominican Republic). SimóndeBolívar and Castro were born. When the Spanish royal family re - appointed Governor to Venezuela in 1569, Simon Devoliver walked with him. As an early settler in the state of Venezuela in Spain, he stands out in the local community, and he and his descendants acquired a mansion, encomiendas and status at the local cabildo. Simon Bolivar was born at Venezuela 's general Venezuelan house on July 24, 1783 6 He was baptized as Simon Antonio de la Santisima Trinidad Bolí Val Palacios. His mother is Maríadela Concepción Palaciosy Blanco and his father is Don Juan Vicente Colonel BolívaryPonte. He has two sisters and one brother. Maria Antonia, Juana, and Juan Vicente. Another sister, Maria del Carmen, passed away at birth. When Bolivar was a baby, he was taken care of by DoñaInes Manceba de Miyares and his family's slave Hipólita. A few years later, he returned to parenting care, but this experience will have a major impact on his life. His father died before Bolivar's 3rd birthday and his mother died at the age of 9.

Using the PMESII framework to guide the analysis, Venezuela is often seen as a system of systems to identify nodes, connections and centroids (COG) and determine the relationship between them. Once the COG of each system is decided, analyze the critical capacity (CC) of these COGs to determine the most important factors to achieve Venezuela's strategic goals in Venezuela. In this paper we will consider the importance of the Venezuela Secretariat and the importance of the oil industry as an important COG in its political and economic systems. (The relationship between Venezuelan delegation attending Marea Socialista, Acampamento and PSUV in Venezuela can not be described accurately as a relationship between "left wing" and "center." Indeed, "left" There is no single blueprint for choosing from the 'middle' framework there is a pitfall in analyzing Brazil, but here our work exists for our purposes). Restructuring international politics in the 21st century We believe that DSA has always followed the socialist international community and we hope that this outdated organization makes a tough decision for us. Using the PMESII framework to guide the analysis, Venezuela is often seen as a system of systems to identify nodes, connections and centroids (COG) and determine the relationship between them. Once the COG of each system is decided, analyze the critical capacity (CC) of these COGs to determine the most important factors to achieve Venezuela's strategic goals in Venezuela. - ... Middle-class women and working-class women whose living standards are declining have become more economically difficult and the time to participate in civil society is shorter. In the Bolivian Revolution, women's rights struggle has a new meaning. In 1998, Hugo Chavez Frias was elected and proposed democracy where the rights of citizens are defined not only as pure politics but also social justice and equality surrounding them. I recently talked to a family in Venezuela. He is still not interested in moving to the United States, but now he says that there is no food in Venezuela. If you analyze it easily (you can do it right now), you can see that there is a wait for brothers and sisters for 13 years from here. The hungry people legally obtaining a visa for their relationship with American citizens are waiting dull for 13 years. This is another example. The parents of the two American citizens want to plead their daughters who are the daughters of El Salvador who left with their grandparents 23 years ago. El Salvador is the most violent country in the world and is a particularly scary place for young women. Their daughter is F1 class, daughter of adult citizen, and now this category has been waiting for 7 years. If your daughter lives in a country where the woman is raped and placed in the trash box, please consider 7 years. "I fully support immigration control, it is not illegal, if they want to come here, they have the opportunity to do it in the right way"

Once for Venezuela was the richest country in the region has fallen into the worst of the economic crisis, the Venezuelan people are hyper-inflation, serious debt, and to deal with the harmful effects due to lack of long-term food and medical care I am struggling. Professor Margarita Lopez Maya of Venezuela Chuo University says: So, how is the country with the world's largest oil reserves on the verge of the economic crisis? It is the history of this country that reveals such terrible mistakes in Venezuela today. When Hugo Chavez was elected President in December 1998, he promised to tackle corruption and poverty. He governs with his charm and money. These two things disappear in 2013. He built a social program called Misionion that aimed at eradicating poverty and reducing inequality by utilizing the rapidly growing wealth of Venezuela. Many people insist that this is a very necessary intervention to the deep-seated gap between the wealthy and the poor in Venezuela. When Chavez tried to change the country with what he called socialism in the 21st century, his populist policy began to undertake a more fundamental change. He nationalized industries nationalized by high government expenses and state bureaucracy, which is covered by high crude oil price and unlimited borrowing. Venezuela has the highest debt ever By the time of his death in March 2013, Chavez delivered power to the economically poisoned glass that was about to collapse with carefully chosen successor Nicolas Maduro. Professor Julia Baxton, author of Venezuela's book Failure of Political Reform, said: "Maduro inherited the oil dependence legacy of Venezuela's bankruptcy and crude oil era era." President Chávez did not solve the problem. Problems and inheritance are inherited. " "Due to the collapse of economic activity, this period that began in 2013 was the worst economic recession in the history of the Western Hemisphere, which is drastically big and almost twice the magnitude of the Great Depression," Venezuelan Minister Ricardo Hausmann Said. . The International Monetary Fund predicts that the Venezuelan economy will shrink by 15% in 2018 and the inflation rate will reach 13,000%. But do people who are responsible for governance of the country suffering now learn from the past's predicament? Venezuela once was a wealthy oil stockpile and is dealing with an unprecedented economic crisis. Severe confusion continues due to overinflation, massive immigration, food shortage, an increase in the number of crimes, and expansion of poverty. Many of Venezuela condemn the current situation of President Nicolas Maduro. Below is the ongoing crisis in Venezuela and its impact on people. Hyperinflation is the biggest problem facing Venezuela. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), this year 's inflation rate is expected to reach one - fifth. This is comparable to the German crisis in Zimbabwe in the 2000s and 1920s. The government insists that the country is a victim of "economic war", but the main problem is due to opposition "conspiracy" and US sanctions. The political crisis of Venezuela is exacerbated by a double tornado of economic and security issues. Venezuela is the most dysfunctional economy in Latin America due to its extraordinary currency control system. The inflation rate of this year is expected to reach 1600%. At the same time, the murder rate of Venezuela is 91.8 people per 100 thousand people, becoming the second most violent country in the world. (By contrast, Mexico 's murder rate is 17 to 100 thousand.) Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, is currently listed as one of the world' s most violent cities. The murder rate in Caracas is amazing 130 per 100,000 inhabitants. Since 2010, during the President Hugo Chavez, socio-economic and political crisis has occurred in Venezuela and continues to play a role as Nicholas Maduro's current president. The current situation is one of the worst economic crisis i

The ongoing economic crisis in Venezuela moves to leave the country with hundreds of thousands of people - often in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and elsewhere seeking a better life. They are currently fleeing from countries where blackouts and water shortages are frequent and food and basic medical supplies are scarce. Hyperinflation is the rate of conversion from 100,000 Bolivar (old currency) to 1 sovereign Bolivar (new currency), which is a burden for recent new currency issuance. The International Monetary Fund estimates that this year's Venezuelan inflation rate may reach 1 million. With this week alone, several new economic measures will be implemented, including 3,000% increase in minimum wage rate. More and more refugees in the border countries are causing problems, and in countries such as Ecuador and Peru the restrictions on immigration are becoming stricter. I gathered here: Look inside some people who have chosen to leave their weak country during the past few months with Venezuela The economic and political crisis of Venezuela is attributable to the worldwide drop in crude oil prices and the macroeconomic incapacity of the Nicholas Maduro Government which is gradually increasingly authoritative. However, due to the sudden increase in overinflation and poverty, refugees suppress opposition and create another risk. Donald Trump has strengthened its attitude towards the crisis and his statements are beginning to become dangerous. In August 2017, Mr. Trump told reporters that he and his government provided Venezuela with "many options including necessary military options." According to a report that July 2018, Trump revealed that AIDS people repeatedly asked about the feasibility of armed invasion, in early September, the trump talks about current and former Venezuelan officers and military coup plans We talked. Since 2010, during the President Hugo Chavez, socio-economic and political crisis has occurred in Venezuela and continues to play a role as Nicholas Maduro's current president. The current situation is one of the worst economic crisis in Venezuela's history and the most serious crisis experienced in the Americas. This crisis was the result of the Bolivarian revolutionary policy that began with the Chavez administration. On June 2, 2010, President Chavez announced "economic war" due to the shortage in Venezuela. The crisis of the Maduro government is intensifying and the crisis is intensifying due to the low crude oil price in early 2015.

Furious by the country's economic crisis, many Venezuelans have left the country. According to the United Nations, since the crisis of 2015, more than 1.6 million people out of the 2.3 million Venezuelans living abroad have fled the country. The speed of leaving Japan has accelerated in recent years, causing a warning from the United Nations. Most people have joined Colombia, neighboring countries, and Ecuador, Peru, Chile. Other headed for Brazil to the south. The influx of people in Venezuela caused a strong reaction from Ecuador and Peru. According to Agence France-Presse, Colombia criticized the two southern neighbors about the implementation of travel restrictions and warned that it would not stop immigration. Ecuador - This year, nearly half a million people escaped, then abolished the weekly request that Venezuela produce passports, while helping these immigrants arrive in Peru Since 2013, Venezuela suffers from the economic crisis. This is the worst situation in Venezuelan history, caused by President Economic Policy, Hugo Chavez's successor, Nicolas Maduro, crude oil price, and domestic and foreign factors. Since 2014, Venezuela 's GDP has declined by more than 40% and was in recession. Since 2017, the economy has collapsed, leading to basic product shortages, depression, and hyperinflation. In addition, crime, corruption, poverty and hunger are dramatically increasing. Thousands of Venezuelans flee to neighboring countries President Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela on 3 December 2017 announced that Venezuela will release its own encryption currency - "gasoline". As most people know, Venezuela is currently experiencing a more serious economic crisis in history, leading to a decline in Bolivar's record low level. The infographic below shows Venezuelan Bolivar equivalent of $ 20 from five years ago to today. It is important to know that the exchange rate here is the official exchange rate and that the exchange rate of the black market (the exchange rate available throughout the population) is ten times higher.

The withdrawal from the different democratic relationships and interests of Grand-Colombia in Venezuela, and the economic crisis linked to the lack of roads and communication means, the organized superior government prevented such a large area and the people of Venezuela He never felt a Colombian. Every country has economic and political departments that are never interested in the integration process. Britain and the United States promoted the division, and Venezuelans wish for more autonomy in their territory. In commemoration of the 207th anniversary of the citizen demonstration at Caracas on April 19, 2017, it burned the spark of the Venezuelan flame of the Revolutionary War, and finished the Spanish colonial rule. On the same day, at least 10 years after the 2nd century, the opponents of Venezuela called "the mother of all parades" to claim liberty lost under the dictatorship of Nicolas Mazro. The aim is to go to the "Ombudsman office". Because the person in that position behaves like a defense attorney of regime than people. When the independence war of Venezuela began, the Spaniard hired Ranelos because he did not like Criolo of independence movement. José Tomás Boves led the Ranelos army and often killed Venezuelans. After the war of more than a few years, half of the white population of Venezuela died, and in 1821 Spain became independent from Spain. Concerns about Japanese citizens and immigration groups during the Second World War urged Canadian and American governments to execute most of their ethnic Japanese in the western North America. Like most countries, many countries in the United States continue to adopt foreign phobia against other races. In a network of American civil rights groups and human rights organizations, "discrimination has penetrated every aspect of American life and extends to all groups of people with color." After the Venezuela Revolutionary War (a part of the Spanish-American Revolutionary War), Venezuela initially acquired independence from the Spanish Empire as part of the Grand Columbia. Internal tension brought the collapse of Gran Colombia from 1830 to 31, Venezuela declared independence in 1831. During the rest of the 19th century, independent Venezuelans saw a series of tails (powerful men) fighting power. The main politicians include José Antonio Páez, Antonio Guzmán Blank and Cipriano Castro.

Globalization affected the political identity with the country and the mainland. "In Africa we guarantee that the origin of the colonial period of that country will be a factor in determining the status of the state.The history shows that expansion and integration of capitalism is an authoritarian project "(Okwudiba Nnoli, 2003, 12). Even in Ukraine's conflict, we are greatly affected by globalization. By focusing on the media, you can make governance work in different ways, but educating young people and letting them determine the identity they want is also educational. The Bolivar Revolution was the political process of Venezuela led by the late Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez who was the founder of the fifth Republican movement and later the Venezuelan Unified Socialist Party (PSUV) was founded. The Bolivarian revolution was named after Simon Bolivar, the revolutionary leader of Venezuela and Latin America in the early 19th century. They stand out in the Spanish-American Revolutionary War and achieved independence in much of South America. It is not under the control of Spain. According to Chavez and other supporters, the Bolivar Revolution aims to establish an alliance of America to carry out vololism, nationalism and a national-led economy. Millions of Venezuelans migrated from Venezuela after presidential election of Hugo Chavez and the establishment of the Bolivar Revolution. In 2009, it was estimated that over 1 million Venezuelans migrated since Hugo Chávez took office as president. According to the calculations, from 1998 to 2013, the population of Venezuela exceeds 1.5 million, accounting for 4% to 6% of the total population of Venezuela, after the Bolivar Revolution, left the country. Academics and business leaders said that the number of immigrants in Venezuela has increased significantly during the presidential elections of President Chavez, in particular President Nicolas Maduro. Since 2013, Venezuela suffers from the economic crisis. This is the worst situation in Venezuelan history, caused by President Economic Policy, Hugo Chavez 's successor, Nicholas Maduro, oil price decline, and domestic and foreign factors. Since 2014, Venezuela's GDP has declined by more than 40% and was in recession. Since 2017, the economy has collapsed, leading to basic product shortages, depression, and hyperinflation. In addition, crime, corruption, poverty and hunger are also dramatically increasing. Thousands of Venezuelans flee to neighboring countries

Survey plan Venezuela is finishing more than 30 years of almost stable democratic control. In February 1988, President Perez was elected in the second phase. The export economy of Venezuela relies heavily on high international crude oil prices, and in the 1980s the decline in crude oil prices brought the government a major public expenditure pressure. The economy has collapsed, and the economic disparity between the country and the military is expanding. On February 4, 1992, Colonel Hugo Chavez tried to activate the coup d'etat following the unpopular economic policy of the CAP and the civil war. The coup failed and Chavez was imprisoned. In 1993, the National Assembly deprived him the authority of the president and made an election. In 1994, Chavez was pardoned by the new president and effectively expanded his political career. Despite austerity measures, economic performance continued to deteriorate in the 1990s, corruption, poverty and inequality continued to deteriorate. This year is 1992 and February. Colonel Hugo Chavez and Hugo rebelled against several armed comrades and started a coup d 'etat. I failed. Later it was discovered that Chavez was the only one who failed the goal of the coup was Chavez. For some reason, Chavez was interviewed by state television after the coup d 's failure. His words are now legendary and bold. Most of the participants in the coup d'etat were put in jail or forcibly repatriated. Another failed coup occurred in November of the same year, except that it might ideologically have nothing to do with Chavez. After he took office, Hugo Chavez was welcomed by the masses. Unlike playing cards, Chavez is coming from the army. In 1992, he organized a coup d'etat and defeated the almost democratically elected Carlos Andresseres government. After surrender, he was sent to prison. Corporate media is a key element of the rise of cards. The Venezuelan media fell in love with his strong personality and they knew they were very viewers. By offering him a wide communication platform, they ensure that he absorbs all the oxygen in the news cycle. Hugo Chavez was elected President of Venezuela in 1997. During his prison, he gained the support of the people for the coup d'etat and expressed his view on accusing the interests of the elite and foreign countries to the plight of middle and lower classes, socialism We promised to achieve prosperity through the way. Policies Many people believe that he will bring positive change to the middle class and lower class, but the extreme division of his electoral campaign is just a rhetoric. After his inauguration, his supporters gave him all the controls he needed to change his system through democratic means. Today, Venezuela has been destroyed by chavismo. However, although most people currently support change, it is impossible to influence by the destruction of the democratic regime.

When Gloria Macapagal Arroyo strengthened the role as President of the Philippines, everyone wanted good governance, a bright future, and a rich country. The country at the time was confused and people protested President Estrada's corruption. But over time, even worse, our country has experienced a crisis. leadership Robert A. Brown, former producer Robert A. Brown, former producer Robert A. Brown is a former producer of Boston University, former producer Mark Wrighton, the president of the University of Washington in St. Louis, former assistant professor Alice Gast, the president of Lehigh University and former Suh Nam-pyo professor It was KAIST. Robert J. Birgeneau, former Dean of the Faculty of Science, School of Science, University of California at Berkeley (2004-2013), former professor John Maeda is Dean of Rhode Island Design University (RISD, 2008-2013), former professor David Baltimore California Institute of Technology Dean (1997-2006); MIT Alumni and Former Hansmark Assistant Professor served as principal of the University of Texas System (1984-1992) President Venezuela issued a statement in Caracas three and a half years ago and threatened to file a lawsuit against Harvard. Twenty years ago, a former Venezuelan government minister's professor departed the country. Now the president blames him for starting an economic war in his hometown. "There is proof for us: in your declaration and articles your house has money stolen from Venezuela." President Venezuela Nicolas Maduro said: The union entered politics and became the right wing of Hugo Chavez. After Chavez passed away in 2013, Maduro was elected to replace his old friend. He inherited Chavez 's economic policy. It is already catching up with the Venezuelan economy. Former President Hugo Chavez fundamentally implemented a series of petroleum sector reforms that give the government full control over industry. Most of government expenditure and focus is expansion of oil exploration activities in the country. Manufacturing industry and agriculture remain unattended. Hugo Chavez is also seen as a Western dictator, so the country has undergone a series of sanctions. The Bush administration in the United States has particularly criticized President Chávez and his so-called dictatorship.

Between protesters and the government of the capital city of Caracas Venezuela, the theater is more rooted. There were 13 deaths and 150 injuries between Nicholas Maduro and his people, and they were at the highest point in history (matte). In the world of Hugo Chavez, Maduro not only failed to inspire his people's trust, but also failed to cope with rising economic difficulties, exacerbating his relationship with his people It was. In his book "Prince and Word", Machiavelli discusses how leaders deal with, dialogue and satisfy his theme. The President of Venezuela, named Nicolas Maduro, joined the political circle through a labor union and became the right hand of Hugo Chavez. After Chavez passed away in 2013, Maduro was elected to replace his old friend. He inherited Chavez 's economic policy. It is already catching up with the Venezuelan economy. Between 2012 and 2014, Venezuelan currency Bolivar lost 90% of its value. Power outages are more frequent throughout the country. Due to price control and regulation on foreign exchange transactions by the government, everything from edible oil to toilet paper is short. Popular joke is that all bolivals are suitable. Chavez 's vice president and successor Nicolas Maduro promoted the agenda to support Chavismo after Chavez' s death. Due to the fall in oil prices and high inflation, Maduro has inherited the problematic economy of Venezuela. Therefore Maduro began to abstain from opposition by arresting government critics, denying that their imprisonment is based on their political alliance, but at the national television press conference they called them "a terrorist and a crime He called it. The new National Assembly now being controlled by opponents asked for recollection. The strict Mauro Prime Ministerial Election Administration Committee stated that certain regulations must be met for collection. Although the opposition encountered these provisions in spade, the council extended the court process and gave Maduro more time to hurt his administration's objections. On May 13, 2016 President Maduro announced the resumption of the emergency on Sunday, declared martial law, improved the ability as a president to work in Congress.

Dona Barbara is a 1943 Mexican film directed by Fernando de Fantaz based on Romulo Gallegos' novel of the same name in 1920. The film is made in Mexico and the story is done in Roslanos de Alcamvari Venezuela (Alcambery Rowland). The theme of important natural resources implemented in this movie is the use of Orinoco as means of transportation and communication and the use of agricultural activities as a means of profit. Doña Barbara is the owner and ruler of a woman's tail, El Miedo, the legacy of Aruca Vally Venezuela, a lowland around the Orinoco River. Paper analysis of Donna Barbara is a paper on conclusion of ancient Western paper violence versus focus comparison paper access exclusion material thesis paper Nicolas Gillen Bellorio de Papa Montero Analysis paper Teacher to the natural world Visit to paper Paper leader visit Bird park prose Conclusion Paper Violence Social Responsibility Papers Submitted Papers Duquin paper recommends Barbie q short story analysis thesis. About drug trafficking in the Caribbean paper by Isabel Allende for writing a theme Defense of vg wart druckkostenzuschuss article 1 On bravely killing my best teacher thesis quotation from Lord Bishop Paragraph List of powerful verbs, essays on love that loves advertising complaints, abstract on paper Barbara leaves articles vevilos articles smoking articles influence of Bengali cultural papers andreas dartsch risk research papers end the first article A good way to do. Titmuss prose the Nevada Welfare State. My Mother Earth Article Cute Article Mini Articles Cuban Embargo Multiculturalism Racial Discrimination Paper Racism Discrimination hp Jealousy 15 j108 la TV Analytics Paper Articles Articles Feed Balancer Horse Comparison Article Georgetown pils article Freud Articles Online Distanta dintre 2 Point Geometry Analytical paper usc Marshall entry permit permission medienmitteilung beispiel Article iv essay essay on global warming essay thesis corrigan oldenlandia dichotoma explanation article legalization weed research paper cute thesis minutes to midnight 12 articles about the watcher market Nick and Wilde analysis advertisement Dona Barbara is a 1943 Mexican film directed by Fernando de Fantaz based on Romulo Gallegos' novel of the same name in 1920. The film is made in Mexico and the story is done in Roslanos de Alcamvari Venezuela (Alcambery Rowland). The theme of important natural resources implemented in this movie is the use of Orinoco as means of transportation and communication and the use of agricultural activities as a means of profit. - Miguel Cabrera, also known as "Miggy", was born in Maracay, Venezuela on 18 April 1983. His real name is José Miguel Cabrera Torres. Miguel was raised by his parents Miguel Senior and Gregorio. When he was a child, Miguel began baseball with his neighbors. Baseball is one of the most popular sports in Venezuela, his mother country. Miguel came from a very poor place in Venezuela. One thing that keeps his family moving forward is baseball.

In this article I will investigate the influence and significance of Hugo Chavez's legacy against the people of Venezuela and their neighbors. In this article we will evaluate a solid and notorious public relations between Chavez and other major powers around the world, more precisely the United States. This paper focuses on how the former prime minister gained power in the non-traditional Venezuelan government that was heavily polluted by corruption. For those who have not yet noticed, Hugo Chavez served as Venezuelan President until 1913 when he was replaced by Nicolas Maduro since 1999 until the death of 2013. President Chávez is characterized by concentration of power and neglect of fundamental human rights (HRW). Chavez's term of office: In recent years, Venezuela has voted against North Korea, Myanmar, Iran and Syria (HRW) for violations of human rights and against the resolution of the General Assembly of the United Nations. Chavez is also a frank advocate of Syria's Bashar Al-Assad, Libya Muamar Gaddafi, Iran's Ahmadinejad, and respects each of these leaders, the highest order of the Venezuelan Medal of Liberation (HRW). In this article I will investigate the influence and significance of Hugo Chavez's legacy against the people of Venezuela and their neighbors. In this article we will evaluate a solid and notorious public relations between Chavez and other major powers around the world, more precisely the United States. - Draft: Venezuela is a country located in the north of South America and its mother tongue is Spanish. This is a very complex and interesting country, there are many important events in the past and some recent events are headlining. Venezuela has struggled for development for a long time, and the landscape sometimes made it difficult to construct roads and railroads, which hindered the progress of the country.

Hugo Chavez. It is only this name that you can recognize immediately. A 62 - year - old man from Venezuela caused a sense when he entered the political world. His charm is charming and relaxing, growth is modest, ideal is revolutionary. Hugo Chavez is a true leader who aims to follow the footsteps of his rebellious grandfather's life and change the face and direction of the Venezuelan state. His movements and decisions gathered global attention and criticism from the people he tried to kill to the empire he opposed. Introduction: Since the country acquired independence in 1821, corruption in Venezuela is very common. However, in the era of President Hugo Chavez, corruption expanded to an unpredictable level. Hugo Chavez is the President of Venezuela for 11 years. "There is no exaggeration of the decline of Venezuela, the richest countries in Latin America are becoming more and more deepened inevitably in bankruptcy because of financial problems in all." (Thomson, 2010) For those who have not yet noticed, Hugo Chavez served as Venezuelan President until 1913 when he was replaced by Nicolas Maduro since 1999 until the death of 2013. President Chávez is characterized by concentration of power and neglect of fundamental human rights (HRW). Chavez's term of office: In recent years, Venezuela has voted against North Korea, Myanmar, Iran and Syria (HRW) for violations of human rights and against the resolution of the General Assembly of the United Nations. Chavez is also a frank advocate of Syria's Bashar Al-Assad, Libya Muamar Gaddafi, Iran's Ahmadinejad, and respects each of these leaders, the highest order of the Venezuelan Medal of Liberation (HRW). The President of Venezuela, named Nicolas Maduro, joined the political circle through a labor union and became the right hand of Hugo Chavez. After Chavez passed away in 2013, Maduro was elected to replace his old friend. He inherited Chavez 's economic policy. It is already catching up with the Venezuelan economy. Between 2012 and 2014, Venezuelan currency Bolivar lost 90% of its value. Power outages are more frequent throughout the country. Due to price control and regulation on foreign exchange transactions by the government, everything from edible oil to toilet paper is short. Popular joke is that all bolivals are suitable.

Location of Trinidad Venezuela Located 7 miles northeast of Venezuela's home country, it is only 1,864 square miles away with Paray Bay. It is an island surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. Longitude (W) is 60 * 54 'to 61 * 56', Trinidad's latitude (N) is 10 * 3 'to 10 * 50'. The tropical climate and the rainy season last from June to December, unlike other Caribbean islands, Trinidad is not exposed to tropical storms and hurricanes. First of all, there are many similarities and differences in the geographic location of Singapore and Trinidad. Both Singapore and Trinidad are island countries located in the tropical region near the equator. The climate of these two countries is warm all year round and never snow. In addition, they are relatively small compared to countries such as Canada, China and the United States. However, Singapore is located in Southeast Asia close to Malaysia and Indonesia, Trinidad is on the coast of South America of Venezuela close to the Caribbean Sea. The land area of ​​the two island countries, Trinidad is about seven times that of Singapore. Singapore is relatively flat, but Trinidad is also a mountain. Also, Singapore is mainly city and architecture, Trinidad is not so. Location of Trinidad Venezuela Located 7 miles northeast of Venezuela's home country, it is only 1,864 square miles away with Paray Bay. It is an island surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. - Arabian Gulf or Persian Gulf: Arabian Sea branch extending from the Oman Bay in the south to Shatt-AL Arabia in the north. It is about 965 kilometers long connecting to the Oman Bay from Shatt-Al Arab to the Hormuz fjord. The area of ​​the Arabian Gulf is about 233,100 square kilometers, and the width of the Holmes Fjord is about 370 km to a minimum of 55 km. Columbus got on the coast of southern Trinidad on July 31. From August 4th to 12th, he went to Paraía bay, separating Trinidad and Venzuela. He continued to explore the South American continent as well as Chacachacare and Margarita. He also discovered and named the Tobago and the Grenada islands. The fourth and last voyage of Columbus began in May 1502; he drove four ship, Capitana, Gallega, Vizcaina and Santiago de Palos. His brother Bartolomeo and his son Fernando accompanied him. They left Spain on May 11 and headed for Arzilla along the coast of Morocco to rescue the Portuguese soldiers besieged by the Moors. Then he went to the karaoke bar in Martinique and landed on June 15th. As the storm is brewed, he intends to find a shelter in Hispaniola, but he was refused to be in the port of Santo Domingo, the new governor refused to hear his storm forecast

Yanomamo yamamoto is a tribe where 20,000 people live in the village which is dotted with about 250 in Brazil and Venezuela. People initially thought that Yonemo is a group of hunter gatherers, but they actually planted their own crops as food. They also hunt and feed, but that is only for the sake of necessity. When Yanomamo travels for weeks when jungle fruits and vegetables mature, they are tribal societies settled in small villages that are divided into smaller groups to gather expeditions. In 1975, Kenneth Good, a candidate for doctorate in cultural anthropology, traveled to Venezuelan Orinoco's source, and Napoleon Shannon's anthropology bestselling book, Yanomamo. Yanomamo: Please join the research institute and the theme with the theme of The Fierce People. The area of ​​particular interest for Mr. Good is how Yanomamo hunting and collection techniques - protein capture in jargon - and how these activities relate to ongoing violence in culture. Mr. Good's problem is that he does not regard violence as the central theme of Yanomamo's life. He found that people struggled to support themselves. My family is very close. However, Mr. Good refused to introduce Yanomamo as a noble barbarian. He reported several violent incidents that seemed like a real pain. A woman from another village ran away from her husband and was taken to the forest by some men who were planning to rape her. As an anthropologist, Mr. Good is "do not give any party a benefit and should not make a value judgment ..." An anthropologist named Napoleon Channion spent three days upstream of the Orinoco River in Venezuela looking for a tribe named Yanomamo. The village 's soldiers are dotted on the border between Venezuela and Brazil. He arrived at 2 PM. It was hot and humid in the afternoon, the face and hands were swollen with insect bites. His mind crashed. Chagnon left the boat and ran through the bushes. Gasping! A huge bunch of green cigarettes are sandwiched in the middle of their lower part so that their lips will hang or hang them more nose. Attach them (chest) or drizzle "

Papers Topics Papers: Haiti is a country that has been in poverty and low development for a long time in our memory. But before independence, the colonies of Santo Domingo, once owned by the French, were the most fruitful and useful colonies of the kingdom, and even the gems of the French crown. After the country declared independence in 1804, other countries in the world politically and diplomatically avoided it. In this article, to help ensure that Haiti's efforts never succeed economically, whether it is France, the United States or Germany, the power of the world from the 180s to the middle of the 20th century I will explore. 1804: Haiti (the former colony of French Saint Dominic) declared independence from France, the second independent colony in the United States after independence, and the first black slave defeated the white protagonist, Jean- Jacques Dessalines became its "emperor", but it was not recognized in European and American countries in 1830. In general Juan Jose in Venezuela, Flores left Gran Colombia in Venezuela and lost more than 50% (or 500,000) of the population in the struggle for independence (1810 - 30 years). Before Haiti became independent from the French government in 1804, Haiti was elected the richest and most productive colony in the world. During independence, Haiti has isolated from the international stage as evidenced by the lack of early European and American diplomatic perceptions; this has had a negative impact on foreigners' willingness to invest in Haiti It was. A very important economic obstacle to Haiti's initial independence was the payment of 150 million francs to France since 1825; this has greatly exhausted the country with its capital stock.

Article: The policy developed under the Bourbon dynasty, when combined with the enlightenment from Europe, exacerbates the social tension between Creole and the peninsula, brings South American independence led by the revolutionary leader Simon Bolivar It was. . I. Introduction: The social hierarchy that builds the foundation of the revolution. A. Social hierarchy based on origin and blood. Peninsula, Creole and Mestisos. B. The hierarchical system is very complicated. It is difficult for people to mobilize their social position and lead to social tension. Inspired by the American and French revolution, people in Latin America also want independence. Creole named Simon Bolivar led the way. Bolivar was born in Venezuela's wealthy family in 1783. After studying enlightenment in China and Europe, Bolivar returned to Venezuela and organized an army to fight for independence from Spain. Ever since the Napoleonic War occupied Spain, Bolivar won in his home venezuela and then beat Spaniards in Colombia, Ecuador and Bolivia. His last victory in Peru has finished Spain's domination in South America. But Bolivar could not realize the dream of uniting South America. Although he died of a disappointed person, Bolivar was expressed as "liberator" and the country of Bolivia was named after him. At the same time, Brazil declared independence from Portugal. In only 20 years, the reign of Europe in Latin America for 300 years has ended. Simon Bolivar (1783-1830) is the largest leader of the Latin American independence movement from Spain. As an outstanding general and a charismatic politician, he not only displaced Spaniards from northern South America but also played an important role in the early formation of the Republic after the departure of the Spaniards. His last years were characterized by the collapse of his magnificent South America magnificent dream. He was remembered as a "liberator" who freed his house from Spain's rule. Boribal, born in Caracas (now Venezuela) in 1783, is a very wealthy family. At that time, a small family owned most of the land of Venezuela, and the Bolivar family was one of the colonial's wealthiest families. When Simon was still young, his parents died. He could not recall that he died at 9 years old with his father Juan Vicente and his mother, Concepción Palacios.

Empanadas, or sales of beef is a meat-filled pastry dish. Some sales recipes require a variety of stuffing, but this GOYA® Empanada recipe comes with a delicious blend of tomato, onion, garlic and beef. You can enjoy the appetizer, the main course and even the Empanadas as the main course. Please use GOYA® Disco - fabric for turn pastry or frozen pastry wheels for flake beef turnover to make your saliva * ChefsBest® Excellence Award will be awarded to brands that exceed quality standards set by independent professional chefs Venezuela is mainly Venezuela snacks, comida or criola, and dishes mainly contain pancakes, chicken, pork, beef and stew. Empanadas is sales of meat and cheese and fried corn meal. Pabellon criollo is a regional cuisine of Venezuela including beef, rice, black bean, cheese and friends' psyllium. The economy of Venezuela is based on rich mineral resources of the country such as oil, oil, natural gas, bauxite, gold, iron ore, copper, zinc, lead, diamond and so on. Resources helped most of the development of Venezuela, but it also caused a reduction in the global market. After the rise in the 1980s, GDP or GDP started to decline in the 1990s as inflation rose. As a result, the government reduced spending nationwide and improved tax production. It is popular in South America, and mince pie is a pie that can be sweet or salty. Typical Minchipai of Colombia is full of beef, chicken, or cheese, rice, parsley. They are fried while Chile and Argentina versions are well burned. But it seems to be a global rule, the healthier it is, the better the taste will be! This dish is a delicious hot stew consisting of meat, psyllium, cassava (the roots of the cuisine around Latin America), coriander, sweet corn and potatoes. On the Caribbean coast, fish may be used instead of chicken, beef and pork. The exact component usually varies from country to country, but no matter how you change it, you will not be disappointed.

SportTechie's Athlete Sound Series includes opinions, opinions and technical support of the athlete you are using. Recently SportTechie talked with Venezuela 's Olympic volleyball player Carlos Luna on his life after retirement in American sports analysis and technology conference, and Luna seems to be a coach right now. Carlos Luna's career as a professional volleyball player covers almost half of the world and more than half of his life. He is a member of the golden generation of Venezuelan men's volleyball player and won the 2003 Santo Domingo Pan American Games and participated in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Outside his national team, Luna offers professional competitions for clubs in Italy, Greece, Argentina, Japan, Spain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Finland and Venezuela. The history of the Olympic volleyball dates back to the 1924 Paris Summer Olympics, where volleyball is part of an American sports demonstration. However, it was based on FIVB and several mainland coalitions after World War II. A special competition to support this request was held at the 53rd IOC meeting held in Sofia, Bulgaria in 1957. The competition was successful and sports was officially launched in 1964. The Olympic Committee initially gave up the volleyball of the 1968 Olympic Games to welcome protests. In 1942, volleyball was introduced to the Olympic Games, but it was only as an exhibition sports. It is soon loved by all fans, and many different countries are beginning to develop their own team. Finally, at the Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964, volleyball became the Olympic sports official sports. I am strongly sponsored by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Beach volleyball will also participate in the Olympic Games. Soon, beach volleyball began its own life. In 1992, it was introduced to the Olympics as exhibition sports. In addition, like indoor volleyball, fans like it, and many other countries have developed teams. At the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, beach volleyball became the Olympic sports official sports. Also, to date, beach volleyball is considered the most popular ticket at the Olympic Games.

This announcement of TEDx is wonderful, and I reflect on how I see and recognize others. She reflects a very unique childhood that her father offered to her and her sister. They traveled the world and experienced different "different" before they can adapt. This is an easy course for socially emotional learning, allowing students to sit down and think about what they look like. In others. Please use it to build a culture of love, compassion, compassion at your school and classroom Mariana Atencio is Peabody 's award - winning journalist and is now a national journalist of NBC News and MSNBC. Huffington Post called her her "Latin Christian Amanpool", says Jorge Ramos: 'Mariana is the next generation to break down all obstacles in Latin Americans. Marianna is known for her combination of studio work and a remarkable interview with Pope Francisco and has held powerful field reports all over the world, including youth-led protests in Ferguson, Mexico, Haiti, and Hong Kong . The enthusiasm of Marianna, an immigrant from Venezuela who escaped the enthusiasm and censorship of Maryanna, is in raising understanding and voice to the underdeveloped community. In the general election in 2016, she is looking for "#SOS Venezuela" series about one hour documentary about the crisis of his country and freedom of press in Latin America. Mariana is a thousands-year journalist led by the next-generation storyteller. Mariana Atencio: What's the difference? Below TEDx Universof of Nevada is the full text of TEDx presentation by NBC journalist Mariana Atencio. TEDxUniversity of Nevada conference. This incident occurred on January 21, 2017. Please read the full resume of the speaker here. The story starts from Caracas of Venezuela in South America I grew up For me, this place is always full of magic and miracles. From my very youngest age, my parents wanted me to have a broader understanding of the world. My father came to me and said, "Mary, I'm going to send you and your six-year-old sister to a place where no one can talk with Spain. Cross culture He is continuing to talk about the benefits of having a summer at an American summer camp. Mariana Atencio was born in Venezuela in Caracas. Her father and her sister signed a summer camp in the United States. She feels like a playing card, most people have golden hair and blue eyes. The subject of Ted's conversation makes you different, so she really connects. At first she felt that she was not welcomed, "another one". Marianna's viewpoint is different. It's as if she were an alien of another world. She feels that he belongs to a different world and hopes to accept himself. The relationship with the theme constitutes a powerful Ted Talk, but most, if not all, topics can be related to it. When it comes to differences, it is difficult to see who a person is. Or, unless you treat others differently, you seem to be abandoned. Bullying, indifference, topics such as how we define our behavior with us are many of the topics we can cover. Maryanna described many personal life problems in his speech. Mariana Atencio is Peabody 's award - winning journalist and is now a national journalist of NBC News and MSNBC. Huffington Post called her her "Latin Christian Amanpool", says Jorge Ramos: 'Mariana is the next generation to break down all obstacles in Latin Americans. Marianna is known for her combination of studio work and a remarkable interview with Pope Francisco and has held powerful field reports all over the world, including youth-led protests in Ferguson, Mexico, Haiti, and Hong Kong . The enthusiasm of Marianna, an immigrant from Venezuela who escaped the enthusiasm and censorship of Maryanna, is in raising understanding and voice to the underdeveloped community. In the general election in 2016, she is looking for "#SOS Venezuela" series about one hour documentary about the crisis of his country and freedom of press in Latin America. Mariana is a thousands-year journalist led by the next-gene

Colombia and Ecuador are neighboring countries, but this does not mean that visiting a certain country is similar to visiting other countries. Each country has different popular tourist spots and offers various landscapes to explore. They have a similar tourist season, but there are several different festivals and celebrations. Understanding the similarities and differences between tourist spots and cultural highlights will help create a truly unique cultural experience. Popular tourist spots in Colombia and Ecuador Colombia is blessed with natural resources. What country is Ecuador? Ecuador (formally the Ecuadorian Republic (literally known as the "Equator Republic")) is a representative democratic republic of South America bordering Colombia north, Peru in east and south, and the Western Pacific border. 0 The Pearl Harbor attack due to the Pearl Harbor attack (Hawaii strategy or action AI (planned Z behavior) and Pearl Harbor battle) was an unexpected military attack against the Japanese Navy by the Japanese Imperial Navy. The base is in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on the morning of December 7, 1941 (December 8 in Japan). 1 Columbia is in the northwest of South America. Colombian neighbors are Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador. It has the Caribbean and Pacific coasts. For trading reasons, the relationship with these countries is very good. Colombia has a very strong relationship with Venezuela, Peru and Ecuador. They are all trade agreements called the Andean group. Colombian relations with Brazil and Panama is also very strong, as both countries are Colombia's major trading partners. When Columbia collapsed in 1830, Colombia was one of the three countries that emerged with Ecuador and Venezuela. In Latin America, Colombia is the fourth largest economy and South America is the third largest economy (the Republic of Colombia). Colombia is a member of the United Nations, the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It is one of the most densely populated countries on the African continent. The capital city Bogota was formerly known as Santa Fe de Bogota, but it is located in the center of the country. In addition to 32 administrative districts (called apartamentos), the country has a capital district with autonomous administrative district. (Colombian industry) As the Spaniards were eventually exiled, Venezuela began to reorganize. Bolivar founded today Grandcom Colombia including Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Panama. The Republic continued until about 1830 when it collapsed in Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador (then Panama was part of Colombia at that time). General Paes is a leader from Gran Colombia of Venezuela. In 1874, Venezuela 's President Antonio Guzman Blanco announced that he planned to turn Caracas' s Holy Trinity church into a national pantheon to accommodate the best heroic bones of Venezuela. There are many independent heroic ruins such as Simón Bolívar, José Antonio Páez, Carlos Soublette, Rafael Urdaneta.

Miguel Cabrera, also known as "Miggy", was born in 1983 in Maracay, Venezuela on 18 April. His real name is José Miguel Cabrera Torres. Miguel was raised by his parents Miguel Senior and Gregorio. When he was a child, Miguel began baseball with his neighbors. Baseball is one of the most popular sports in Venezuela, his mother country. Miguel came from a very poor place in Venezuela. One gets his family to move to baseball. His father played baseball like a child like 20 years old. Such Major League Baseball (MLB) of the United States with many Hispanic and Latin American stars as Ted Williams (A lot of people can think as being a maximum hitter), Alex Rodriguez, Alex Rios, Miguel Cabrera, , Lefty Gomez, Ivan Rodriguez, Carlos Gonzales, Adrienne Gonzales, Jose Fernandez, David Ortiz, Fernando Valenzuela, Nomar Garcia Para, Albert Pujols, Omar Bikel, Manager Al López, Ozzie The star player is Of course there are lots of football and basketball players, but Tom Flores was the first Hispanic head coach, the first Spanish professional football quarter in the United States, the player As an assistant coach and head coach to win the Super Bowl. Auckland · Raiders. Anthony Munoz was ranked number 17 in the list of 100 best football players in sports news in 1999, nominated for the professional football hole of the Hall of Fame, and it is the highest ranked attack line backer Miguel Cabrera, also known as "Miggy", was born in 1983 in Maracay, Venezuela on 18 April. His real name is José Miguel Cabrera Torres. Miguel was raised by his parents Miguel Senior and Gregorio. When he was a child, Miguel began baseball with his neighbors. Baseball is one of the most popular sports in Venezuela, his mother country. Miguel came from a very poor place in Venezuela. One gets his family to move to baseball. - The Americas Organization (OAS) in the Western Hemisphere The Americas collect and cooperate together to promote common interests. This is the best forum for regional multilateral dialogue and cooperative behavior. The Americas Organization that supports in many different ways around the world for change

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader The corn mosaic virus is a devastating viral disease transmitted by the cone borer (Peregrinus maidis) which is confined to the tropical lowlands. Corn and teosinte are the only identified hosts. Therefore, the disease is serious only if the corn is more or less continuously cultivated in humid or irrigated tropical areas (eg Caribbean Islands, Venezuela, Hawaii, Tanzania, Australia). According to the report, this is Mexico of Guatemala and Southern part of Petten. Resistance in maize occurs only in one known form, gene Mv. It gives a high level of resistance, but it does not give immunity. Out of 67 corn races evolved in the northern hemisphere, 63 provided resistance data. It shows that the Mv gene appears in all races of the seven corn evolved in the Caribbean but does not appear in any of the original Mexican tribe or the Central American tribe Due to the spread of bat virus, corn mosaic virus (MMV), persistent crop failure of corn (Zen mavs L.) is thought to be the main cause of collapse. The relative importance of corn main diseases and pests between petit and highlands and in the surrounding tropical regions was evaluated and the virus was highlighted. The corn mosaic virus is a devastating viral disease transmitted by the cone borer (Peregrinus maidis) which is confined to the tropical lowlands. Corn and teosinte are the only identified hosts. Therefore, the disease is serious only if the corn is more or less continuously cultivated in humid or irrigated tropical areas (eg Caribbean Islands, Venezuela, Hawaii, Tanzania, Australia). According to the report, this is Mexico of Guatemala and Southern part of Petten. Resistance in maize occurs only in one known form, gene Mv. It gives high level of resistance but no immunity

Ecuador's crisis Ecuador's economy has undergone a major change since it first entered the world market. It enjoys the prosperity of an unprecedented period based on exports. The first two growth periods were characterized by a boom of cocoa production and a banana explosion of the 1950s at the beginning of the century. However, the biggest and most influential boom is due to the surge in oil prices in the 1970s. This period clearly brought benefits to the elite and even helped the public in a certain way. In response to the crisis of the Washington Post, Dylan Battle encountered a family stuck at the border with Ecuador and raised funds to escape by selling television, home electronics, computers, motorcycles. We needed money and a family patchwork clone to buy a bus ticket from Venezuela to Lima, the capital of Peru. Now their appearance to find a normal life is getting shorter. On Wednesday the Ecuadorian authorities called for an emergency regional summit to enable Venezuela and its neighbors to jointly review the crisis. Yukiko Iriyama, the representative of the United Nations refugee agency in Colombia, says, "The seriousness of the situation requires a comprehensive regional approach." On March 6, 2008, after the Andean diplomatic crisis of 2008 Ortega announced that Nicaragua is breaking the diplomatic relations with Colombia "to unite with the people of Ecuador." Ortega also said, "We have never broken relationships with Colombian people, we are breaking the terrorism policy implemented by the Alvarourob government." The relationship was restored at the Rio Group Summit held on March 7, 2008 at Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. A handshake was held publicly at the summit meeting of Alvaro Uribe in Colombia, Rafael Correa in Ecuador, Hugo Chavez in Venezuela, Ortega. Shaking hands of live broadcasting in Latin America seems to indicate that the military strength of the week and diplomatic influence have ended. Following the handshake, Ortega said he would rebuild diplomatic relations with Colombia. Uribe then joked that he would send him the airline cost of his ambassador.

There is no written record of the initial history of Aruba in Aruba, but an archaeological excavation investigation has been confirmed. The first colony settled on the island was the Arawak tribe known as Caiquetios. These people were originally in the South American continent, Caiquetios thought that they moved from Venezuela to Aruba. Due to the lack of natural resources, Alba can be thought of as a mere waypoint for a series of tribes. They are peaceful people and live under the guidance of shamans and pastors. There are many reasons to travel to Aruba in Aruba, but geography and climate are certainly the most important and attractive. Aruba is 30 miles north of Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea and is adjacent to another nearby Curacao in the Netherlands. Geographic coordinates (engineers) are 12 30 N, 69 58 W (Archeology Museum, 3). The island itself is very small, only 193 square kilometers, slightly larger than Washington, DC. - Perhaps more than any other country in the world, and the geographical location of Japan is mainly formed. Technically it is classified as archipelago and Japan is a curved chain of four islands (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, and over a thousand small islands). However, the fact that it is the first island country separates Japan from other parts of the world. The second biggest influence of Japanese geography is the size of the country. As you know, Alba is a beautiful country, a small Dutch Caribbean island near the coast of Venezuela. Aruba is blessed with a dry weather, sunny, golden beaches and gentle waves with perfect holiday weather. You will like the weather conditions, culture, food and traditional fabrics of this country. There are many places to visit in this country such as Huberg, California Lighthouse, Eagle Beach, Alto Vista Chapel and so on.

The Republic of Colombia is the fourth largest country in South America. It is located on the northwest corner of the mainland. The neighbor is Brazil and Venezuela in the east, Panama in the north west, Ecuador in the south and Peru in the south. Colombia is the only South American country with a coast in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Under the rule of Colombia there are eight islands: San Andres, Providencia, Sanbernado, Isra del Rosario, Isra Fuerte, Gorgona, Gorgonilla, Marupero. In this series of articles, we will fight an independent war in the northern part of South America, which is becoming the territory of the Republic of Colombia. I will look at the reason why this land was independent and the various events that led to the formation of a new republic. After that, it became a territory of Colombia known as "Nuevo · Raino de Granada" (New Granada Kingdom) in that era. After Spain conquered many indigenous kingdoms that existed in this area, they established a governor who relies on the governor of Peru. But in 1717 King Philip V decided to create a new governor in addition to the current president of Mexico and Peru so that their American colonies and their many wealth are better managed I made it. The governor of Nueva Granada was first temporarily abolished between 1717 and 1723, but it was restored in 1739. Latin American Revolutionary War: What is the background of Colombia independence from Spain? As the Spaniards were eventually exiled, Venezuela began to reorganize. Bolivar founded today Grandcom Colombia including Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Panama. The Republic continued until about 1830 when it collapsed in Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador (then Panama was part of Colombia at that time). General Paes is a leader from Gran Colombia of Venezuela. In 1874, Venezuela 's President Antonio Guzman Blanco announced that he planned to turn Caracas' s Holy Trinity church into a national pantheon to accommodate the best heroic bones of Venezuela. There are many independent heroic ruins such as Simón Bolívar, José Antonio Páez, Carlos Soublette, Rafael Urdaneta. When Columbia collapsed in 1830, Colombia was one of the three countries that emerged with Ecuador and Venezuela. In Latin America, Colombia is the fourth largest economy and South America is the third largest economy (the Republic of Colombia). Colombia is a member of the United Nations, the World Trade Organization (WTO), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It is one of the most densely populated countries on the African continent. The capital city Bogota was formerly known as Santa Fe de Bogota, but it is located in the center of the country. In addition to 32 administrative districts (called apartamentos), the country has a capital district with autonomous administrative district. (Colombian industry)

The following is a complete copy of the TEDx presentation by NBC journalist Mariana Atencio. TEDxUniversity of Nevada conference. This incident occurred on January 21, 2017. Please read the full resume of the speaker here. I am a reporter. My job is to talk with people all over the world. Today I would like to tell you why I decided to do this in my life and what I learned. The story starts from Caracas of Venezuela in South America I grew up For me, this place is always full of magic and miracles. From my very youngest age, my parents wanted me to have a broader understanding of the world. My father came to me at the age of 7 and said, "Marina, I want to send you and your six-year-old sister to a place where no one can speak Spanish. I hope he is talking about the benefits of spending summer in America. "Summer camp, please highlight the word that I was not paying too much attention back then. At the same time, I thought that we would go to Miami's summer camp in my 7 year old heart. Perhaps it will be better, we will go north to Orlando where Mickey Mouse lives. I am really excited But my father had a slightly different plan: from Caracas, he sent us to Brainerd, Minnesota. There is no Mickey Mouse, neither cell phone nor Snapchat or Instagram, I can not find the information. The first thing I noticed when we got there was that the hair of the other children were shades of some blonds, most of them were blue eyes. At the same time, this is how we look like. On the first night, the camp director gathered around the campfire and said, "Children, there is a very international camp this year, [can not hear] from Venezuela." Planets They will ask us the following questions: "Do you know what a hamburger is, or do you go to school in a donkey or canoe?" I answered in broken English They try to laugh. They know that they do not want to be sneaky people; they just know who we are and only want to connect with the world they know. We can be like a character in a book full of adventure stories like them, like Aladdin or the Jungle. Of course we do not look like them; we do not speak their language. We are different. It will be very painful when you are 7 years old. Mariana Atencio was born in Venezuela in Caracas. Her father and her sister signed a summer camp in the United States. She feels like a playing card, most people have golden hair and blue eyes. The subject of Ted's conversation makes you different, so she really connects. At first she felt that she was not welcomed, "another one". Marianna's viewpoint is different. It's as if she were an alien of another world. She feels that he belongs to a different world and hopes to accept himself. The relationship with the theme constitutes a powerful Ted Talk, but most, if not all, topics can be related to it. When it comes to differences, it is difficult to see who a person is. Or, unless you treat others differently, you seem to be abandoned. Bullying, indifference, topics such as how we define our behavior with us are many of the topics we can cover. Maryanna described many personal life problems in his speech. Mariana Atencio: What's the difference? Below TEDx Universof of Nevada is the full text of TEDx presentation by NBC journalist Mariana Atencio. TEDxUniversity of Nevada conference. This incident occurred on January 21, 2017. Please read the full resume of the speaker here. The story starts from Caracas of Venezuela in South America I grew up For me, this place is always full of magic and miracles. From my very youngest age, my parents wanted me to have a broader understanding of the world. My father came to me and said, "Mary, I'm going to send you and your six-year-old sister to a place where no one can talk with Spain. Cross culture He is continuing to talk about the benefits of having a summer at an American summer camp.

By doing so, he is extremely satisfied that Renan said people need to work together to unify the country. In addition, this book states the accumulation of wealth through oil companies, which is used to create employment, health care, and education for the poor. Likewise, we also see how Chavez gives people a sense of sacrifice made by their ancestors using the past, as Renan said, as Simon Bolivar did. Chavez symbolized Simon Bolivar as the liberation of South America and the challenge of American influence. Since they have a common past, they mutual recognition. Based on this concept, Hugo Chavez and Evo Morales built the country, unified the country using history, challenged the concept of geography, and challenged the language and ethnicity of Morales. Mr. Hugo Chavez of Nikolas Kozloff: Challenges to oil, politics, and the United States express national concepts in various ways. Chavez wants to unify the South American country as a way to challenge and create the United States In this article I will investigate the influence and significance of Hugo Chavez's legacy against the people of Venezuela and their neighbors. In this article we will evaluate a solid and notorious public relations between Chavez and other major powers around the world, more precisely the United States. - Draft: Venezuela is a country located in the north of South America and its mother tongue is Spanish. This is a very complex and interesting country, there are many important events in the past and some recent events are headlining. Venezuela has struggled for development for a long time, and the landscape sometimes made it difficult to construct roads and railroads, which hindered the progress of the country. In order to understand the concept of state construction, some definition of the definition of the country is necessary. The early concept of the state has defined it as sharing a crowd and race of history, tradition, culture, sometimes religion, language. Therefore, the UK includes four countries: the UK, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. People in one country usually share a common national identity and a part of the construction of that country is to establish this common identity. Several national and civilian states based on race or ethnicity (social construction) are based on common identity and loyalty to a series of political ideas and institutions, and the relationship between citizenship and nationality.

An independent war or an independent war is a conflict occurring within the territory declaring independence. Separatist rebellion occurs when a country that previously occupied the territory dispatched an army to assert its sovereignty or confronted the previous occupier. If a new country is successfully established, the conflict is often called "independence war". Mustafa Kemal Ataturk against Allied forces in the Turkish Revolutionary War (1920) and Etham of Turkey Sometimes the American Civil War is sometimes called the "South War of Independence", but this is not a war of the independent territory but a separatist rebellion. After the Venezuela Revolutionary War (part of the Spanish-American Revolutionary War), Venezuela initially acquired independence from the Spanish Empire as part of the Grand Columbia. Internal tension brought the dissolution of Gran Colombia from 1830 to 31, Venezuela declared independence in 1831. During the rest of the 19th century, independent Venezuelans saw a series of tails (powerful men) fighting power. The main politicians are José Antonio Páez, Antonio Guzmán Blank, Cipriano Castro. An independent war or an independent war is a conflict occurring within the territory declaring independence. Separatist rebellion occurs when a country that previously occupied the territory dispatched an army to assert its sovereignty or confronted the previous occupier. If a new country is successfully established, the conflict is often called "independence war". The Angola Revolutionary War (1961 - 1974) is part of the Africa - Portuguese colonial war and Angola 's civil war (1974 - 2002) followed it. Similarly, the Mozambique Revolutionary War (1964-1974) followed the Civil War in Mozambique (1975-1992). The Rhodesian Bush War (1966 - 1979) saw a conservative white minority government in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) that was overthrown by a nationalist guerrilla Algeria War Algeria, also known as the Algeria Independence War War (1954-62), is independent of France. Independence movement began during the First World War (1914-18) and motivated by the French pledge to fail to achieve greater autonomy in Algeria after the Second World War (1939 - 45) It was done. In 1954, the National Liberation Front (FLN) began a guerrilla war against France and called for diplomatic approval at the United Nations to establish a sovereign Algerian state. Algeria's fighter plane fought in the countryside, especially at the border, but the most serious battle took place in Algiers and its surroundings, where the FLN fighter began a series of violent urban attacks later called Algiers. Battle (1956 - 57). The French Army (increased to 500,000 Army) succeeded in regaining control, but only with cruel measures the intensity of the battle continued to weaken French political will. See also Raursalan.

In the long term, this will help the company achieve a minimal retreat and reduce errors. It is the responsibility of the company to confirm that contract negotiations between suppliers or subcontractors conform to the standards of the contracting company. As Boham (2013) stated, "The contract will review the merger agreement to confirm that the transaction and its resulting costs are reflected in the operator's currency interest rate account" Help the company avoid unnecessary work. Rosneft has a track record in implementing supply contracts to China. From a long-term contract signed by the company from 2005 to 2016, the Russian oil company delivered over 186 million tons of oil, totaling more than 95 billion US dollars. Total delivery of long term contracts will exceed 700 million tons. In addition, Rosneft is one of the leading suppliers of petroleum products to the Chinese market. From 2009 to 2016, the company delivered c. 30 million tons of petroleum products total over $ 19 billion in petroleum products At 30 June and 11 December 2009, the Ministry of Iraq has signed a number of international oil companies in many oil fields in Iraq. The winning oil company entered a joint venture with the Iraqi Ministry of Oil and the terms of the award contract included oil development with a fixed cost of approximately $ 1.40 per barrel. Costs can only be paid if the production limit set by the Ministry of Iraq has been reached. On April 18, US troops and Iraqi troops killed Iraqi al-Qaeda leader Abu · Ayub Masuri in joint work of Iraq and joint US forces near Iraqi Tikrit. Coalition forces believed that Masri was wearing suicide vest and acted carefully. After a long fire and home bomb exchanges, the Iraqi troops hurriedly discovered that the two women were still alive, one of whom was Masri's wife and four dead, Al Masri, Abu Abdullah al - Rashid - Assistant of Baghdadi, al - Masri, and son of al - Baghdadi On Thursday, the oil ministry announced a step to reduce the cost of new contracts the oil company receives from the government. It involves excluding petroleum byproducts from company income and establishing links between current oil prices and their revenues. Currently, the Iraqi government is paying oil producers. This is related to increased production of crude oil, by-products such as petroleum byproducts such as liquefied petroleum gas and dry gas. New contract will also introduce royalties Based on the contract, Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA will supply up to 400,000 barrels (bopd) of oil to India (September 25). The contract was concluded with the then minister of petroleum mining of Venezuela, Mr. Rafael Ramirez, and a company of Mr. P. M. Prasado Vice President. Ramirez on 24 September 2013, the first business round table in Venezuela: held in Caracas from 7 to 9 October 2013, discussing opportunities for bilateral cooperation in energy and related fields, identifying opportunities And development. Venezuelan Ministerial Opening Ceremony The Minister of Oil and Minerals Rafael Ramirez said Venezuela was keen to establish a strategic partnership with India and the expansion of bilateral cooperation in energy and industry can pave the way. He warmly welcomes Indian companies to participate in Venezuela's development plan

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