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Venezuela is located in northern South America with diverse geography including mountain ranges, plains, and rainforests. The population of around 26 million is predominantly urban and Roman Catholic. Venezuela has a three-branch government led by President Hugo Chavez and the United Socialist Party of Venezuela. However, the government has increasingly consolidated power and restricted freedoms while corruption is rampant. The economy relies heavily on oil exports which account for around 80% of GDP.
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Venezuela
- 1. VENEZUELA Nick Beckius Mathew Penner Devin Dauel Amy Lester
- 7. 66% of population, 12% of land area
- 10. Lake Maracaibo
- 11. 75 miles long, 100 miles wide
- 13. Maracaibo
- 15. 33% of land area, 9% of population
- 16. Harsh landscape and climate Llanos
- 18. Nearly half of land area
- 19. Covered in “tepuys” – ancient sandstone rock formations
- 20. La Gran Sabana, located in Canaima National ParkGuayana Highlands
- 22. Tepuy – unique to SE Venezuela
- 23. Highest Tepuy – Mt. Roraima
- 24. 8,858 ft
- 26. Auyantepuy – Angel Falls
- 27. first discovered 1927
- 28. highest waterfall in the world
- 29. 2,421 ftLa Gran Sabana - West
- 30. Angel Falls
- 31. PEOPLE la gente
- 33. Life expectancy of males - 71 years for males,
- 34. Of females - 77 years
- 36. 93% of the population lives in the city
- 38. Christopher Columbus discovered Venezuela, and a couple of years later Spaniards settled in Venezuela.
- 39. Ethnic groups that make up the Venezuelan population
- 40. Spanish,
- 41. Italian,
- 42. Portuguese,
- 43. Arab,
- 44. German,
- 45. African,
- 47. Protestant – 2%
- 49. GDP numbers
- 51. Venezuela is a Federal Republic consisting of three branches POLITICAL STRUCTURE
- 53. 62.9% of vote
- 54. Both Chief of State and Head of Government
- 56. Unicameral
- 57. 167 members, elected every five years
- 59. 32 justices, appointed by National Assembly
- 60. Each serves single 12-year term
- 64. Justice First
- 65. Movement for SocialismPolitical Parties
- 67. Increasing restrictions on freedom of the press
- 68. Consolidation of power in executive branch
- 69. Refusal to renew licenses of TV stations supporting opposition
- 70. Prison sentence of 6-30 months for insulting President
- 72. Critics allege government involvement in narcotics trafficking
- 73. Ranked 162nd out of 179 countries in “Corruptions Perception” index for 2007 – Transparency International
- 74. Government controls almost all aspects of economy. Inflation averages 17.2% between 2005-07.