Venezuela Fast Facts: What You Need To Know
Venezuela Fast Facts: What You Need To Know
You’ve already been to Venezuela, and you’re here to learn more about the country. But the truth is, you probably didn’t know much about this South American country when you first landed in Buenos Aires.
No. This is not a travelogue, but rather a guide to the fast facts. I’ve put together quite a list of facts, but you should probably check the source below before you go to a source to get the information.
Venezuela Fast Facts: What You Need To Know
Venezuela Fast Facts: What You Need To Know
Venezuela Fast Facts: What You Need To Know
1. It’s Not As Hot Like You Think.
The first big shock is that Venezuela isn’t warm like it claims to be, either by global standards or locally. It’s not the kind of country that gets up in the middle of the night to cool off; it’s just a little cold in the summer.
It gets hot and humid much of the year, so much that at times it can be even blistering hot, but when the sun is out, it usually isn’t.
But it’s not hot like you think.
2. Its Government Has Been Growing Exponentially
Ever since Chavez took power in 1999, it’s been growing at a rapid pace. Now, not only the government, but the country is growing at a rate faster than that of the U.S. or England.
But don’t let that make you think that things are getting better. Chavez is still as strong and corrupt as ever, and this year’s upcoming election is as uncertain as ever. The government has plenty to worry about.
3. It’s Always Crowded With People
Yes, this is true. Venezuela is always crowded with people. As many as 70% of it is made up of slums and migrants. Migrations of Venezuelans have been going on since the country gained independence in 1811.
This means that there are lots of Venezuelans trying to make a living and stay in the country. They’re not all trying to overthrow the government either. Some may want to leave, but many of them could
