Rational analysis of the impact of Venezuela s changing weather on China

The current situation of Venezuela, due to the price of oil**, Venezuela's economy has been greatly improved, and the GDP is expected to increase in 2021, setting a good result in 15 years.

Venezuela is a country located in the northern part of South America, with a land area of 916,400 square kilometers. It is bordered by the Caribbean Sea to the north, Colombia to the west, Brazil to the south, and Guyana to the east, with the capital Caracas. Venezuela is rich in natural resources, including oil, natural gas, iron ore, bauxite, coal, nickel, diamond, etc.

Due to its unique geographical location, Venezuela is very rich in natural resources, the most famous of which is oil. Venezuela's oil reserves are currently the largest in the world, so Venezuela is also a very important oil resource country, but Venezuela has not made good use of oil resources like most countries in the Middle East to drive the economic development of its people.

Caracas introduced

Caracas is the capital of the Latin American country of Venezuela, the largest city in the country, and the political, economic and cultural center. Caracas is located in the Caracas Valley on the Caribbean coast, at the southern foot of the Ávila Mountains in north-central China, and the city is surrounded by mountains at an altitude of 922 meters. The climate is mild, with an average annual temperature of 21 mm, an average annual precipitation of 810 mm, and the population of the entire metropolitan area exceeds 5 million.

Although it is located in the tropics, due to the high terrain and mild climate, there are no four seasons, only the rainy season and the dry season.

Caracas is easily accessible and has 5 metro lines built in 1983. It is one of the cities with the most cars per square kilometer of car traffic, with 64% of residents owning a car, and 90% of them commuting by car. Gasoline is very cheap here, and the transportation is developed, with highways to the north to the outer port of La Guaira, railways and the Pan-American Highway to the west to Pakisimeto, and roads such as Yanos to the east and southern cities.

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The Republic of Venezuela covers an area of 916,700 square kilometers. The population is 32 million。Of these, 66 percent are of mixed Indo-European descent, 22 percent are white, 10 percent are black, and 1 percent are Indians.

Most of the inhabitants are Catholic. The official language is Spanish. The capital is Caracas.

The Republic of Venezuela is located at the northern tip of South America. It is bordered by the Caribbean Sea to the north, Colombia to the west, Brazil to the south, and Guyana to the east.

Venezuelan narrationVenezuela, a country located in the northern part of South America, enjoys an excellent geographical location, bordered by the Brazilian Plateau to the south, between Guyana and Colombia to the east and west, and the beautiful Caribbean Sea to the north. Its wealth, from its coat of arms, we can easily see how rich the Venezuelan lila was at its peak.

In the middle of its coat of arms, the coat of arms is covered with heavy ears of wheat, and the coat of arms is covered with laurel and palm branches, and the upper two horns are piled with vegetables, fruits and flowers, and now, it has gone from an extremely rich mineral resource to a shortage of food, medicine and even no future.

Since 2014, when international oil prices began to fall from a phased high, the sharp decline in export earnings has led to a fiscal imbalance in Venezuela, and the economy has fallen into difficulties, resulting in inflation, food shortages, currency depreciation and large-scale unemployment.

Venezuela's economic sustainability has been seriously undermined, partly because of the low oil market, and partly because of the big problems with the management of its economy.

As a result of internal and external factors, Venezuela's economic growth has stagnated or even declined in recent years, and its ability to repay has been seriously damaged.

With superior natural endowment and abundant energy resources, Venezuelan Petroleum (including heavy oil) has proven reserves of 300 billion barrels, ranking first in the world. The main industrial sectors are petroleum, iron ore, construction, steelmaking, aluminum, electric power, automobile assembly, food processing, textiles, etc.

The petroleum industry is the lifeblood of Venezuela's national economy. There are a total of 80 million hectares of land suitable for the development of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and aquaculture, of which 30.07 million hectares are arable land and 13.79 million hectares are natural and artificial grazing grassland. In recent years, the decline in international oil prices has had a serious impact on Venezuela's economy.

Because I hope that the country of Venezuela will not go into chaos,It mainly depends on whether the forces behind it prevail or not. If one of the forces has the upper hand, then he must hope that the country will stabilize so that he can profit from it in the next time and gain the upper hand or the upper hand.

If we fail to win in the confrontation, we hope that what we leave to our opponents will be a worthless and ruined country.

After Chavez's death, Maduro won the ** election with a vote that did not represent the will of the people. Maduro continued to implement Maduro's populist policies, which ultimately overwhelmed the finances.

Also, continue. The United States has imposed economic sanctions on Venezuela, which has made it impossible for Venezuela to make ends meet. The civil strife in Venezuela was overwhelmed by the encouragement of the opposition.

The civil unrest in Venezuela lasted for more than a year. Under the influence of Maduro's nationalization reform policies, international capital has been withdrawn from investment. In addition, U.S. sanctions and blockades have led to shortages.

These practical issues require political stabilization and economic reforms. The dispute between Maduro and Guaidó is over.

Due to Italy's opposition, the EU has not been able to develop a consistent diplomatic attitude. Trump's three axes have fallen. Venezuela was clearly not Vietnam in the 1970s.

As a result, Maduro has plenty of time and window to execute on his campaign promises and plans.

Because the "rebel army" in Venezuela is too powerful, netizens will say that Venezuela is better off messing up, then they will have no other energy to "scourge" the common people. And the overall chaotic hope of Venezuela depends on the strength of their **, as long as their strength is strong, there will be no such statement. If one of them has the upper hand, then they want the country to stabilize.

After the death of "Big Brother" Hugo Chávez, Maduro won the ** election with a vote that did not represent the will of the entire people. Maduro continued his populist policies, which ultimately overwhelmed the finances. Coupled with the persistence, the United States has imposed economic sanctions on Venezuela, which have further increased their economic burden, and they have been unable to maintain a balance of payments.

Soaring inflation eventually sparked a public outcry.

Moreover, at the instigation of some well-intentioned people, Venezuela broke out in the largest street parade and disorder in history. The chaos in Venezuela has been going on for more than a year, and international capital has withdrawn from investing in Maduro's nationalization reform policies. In addition, the sanctions and blockade of the United States have led to shortages of materials.

These practical issues require political stability and economic reforms, and the dispute between Maduro and Guaidó has ended.

Because of Italy's opposition and the failure to develop a coherent diplomatic attitude within the EU, they could do nothing about it. Venezuela is clearly not the Vietnam of the 70s of the 20th century, so Maduro has plenty of time and time to fulfill his election promises and plans. I also hope that in the end, this country will have its own unity force.

If Venezuela continues to be in turmoil, the country will inevitably become worthless. Then even if the opponent gets it, it is worthless.

Continued chaos in Venezuela could prompt them to stabilize the political situation and the importance of economic reforms.

Continued chaos in Venezuela will prompt the people to change.

Only by continuing to mess up can those troublemakers show their true colors.

If one of the forces has the upper hand, then he must hope that the country will be stabilized.

It's none of my business, I only care about when the price of meat can come down, it's too expensive, and the pork belly is bought for 48 catties.

Maduro must **must**, and the people can get out of their predicament.

Chaos is conducive to a better peace in the end.

Let the people pick up food in the garbage heap, or die, it's good not to break or stand.

The more the United States messes up those small countries, including those in the Middle East, the more China will be a peacemaker, and the more status it will have, and the more it will get rich.

It must not be tolerated.

Venezuela became a second Syria.

Iraq, Afghanistan.

Because some people can profit from the chaos.

When any country is in chaos, the common people will suffer.

Because I can't see the good of others, I hope that I will be rewarded for my evil!

Because he is a traitor, he also wants to commit adultery.

If Venezuela continues to be in such a mess, who will pay back the $50 billion we lent it?

When will the money Venezuela owe China be paid?

What is populism, is the policy of Chavez ** bad? Why is Maduro's succession not supported by the people? What would have been the result without US and Western sanctions?

It is not true that Venezuela has been alienated from China, which does not easily assert its diplomatic relations, China is a pacifist country.

I think this statement must be false, after all, with the improvement of China's national strength, China's international status is also rising, and Venezuela and China continue to be friendly.

No. Because the United States** has been considering more provocative measures to get Maduro**, including imposing a naval blockade on Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba. Maduro said such a move would be "illegal," but did not call it an "act of war."

Venezuela: A beautiful country to see.

Venezuela, a shining pearl in the Caribbean, is known as the land of oil, orchids, and waterfalls, but the most famous is another name: "the country of beauty".

In 1499, the Italian navigator Amerigo Visapuchi traced Lake Maracaibo and found that there were many floating villages here, which resembled the Italian water city of Venice, so he called this area "Venezuela", which means "Little Venice" in Spanish.

I had the privilege of staying in Venezuela, and in my spare time I inevitably took my camera around and recorded what I saw. I was left with a lingering impression of the country's pure folk customs, magnificent natural landscapes, and rich tropical atmosphere. The snow-capped mountains of Mérida in the east, the Caribbean coast in the north and the Amazon plain in the south make up a colorful picture of nature.

Every day, tourists from all over the world come to Margaret Island for a holiday and sightseeing at Angel Falls.