Venezuela And President Chavez and other Business Issues in South America
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Venezuela has large natural resource deposits but many live in poverty. President Hugo Chavez has nationalized foreign companies to create a socialist state like Cuba. High inflation has forced measures to relax currency controls and create a food and manufacturing fund. Bolivia has also nationalized energy and telecom companies while environmental issues threaten tribes in Peru. China invests in Peru's mining industry.
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The document discusses the location, climate, and natural resources of Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, and Cuba and how they affect where people live and trade. It notes that Mexico has a varied climate and most people live in the central region with fertile farmland. Mexico's key exports include oil, manufactured goods, fruits, and vegetables. Venezuela has a tropical climate and most people live along the northern coast; it relies heavily on oil exports. Brazil has a tropical climate and exports include coffee, soybeans, and oranges grown along the coasts. Cuba was influenced by its location on ocean trading routes and tropical climate; its economy previously relied on sugar exports and Soviet support.
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The document provides information on the location, climate, natural resources, trade, and key issues in Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, and Cuba. It notes that Mexico and Venezuela rely heavily on oil exports which causes economic problems when prices fall. Most people in Latin America live in cities along the coast, and trade is focused on exporting agricultural and natural resources while importing manufactured goods.
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The 2010 Haiti earthquake:
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Modern latin america
1) Britain wanted to increase trade with Latin America after their independence in 1824. British merchants exported goods like cotton and invested in the new governments, but this led to a financial crisis that hurt merchants.
2) Economic interests between Britain and Latin America peaked from the 1870s-1890s as Britain provided loans, infrastructure, and banks for countries like Argentina. After World War I, relations deteriorated as Britain went from creditor to debtor.
3) There were several causes for 19th century wars in Latin America, including ideology of independence from Spain/Portugal, boundary disputes, and fights over territories like Texas.
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