Venezuelan Crisis: Grounds for Revolution?

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