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Venezuela is a country in the northern part of South America.
It shares its borders with Guayana in the east, Columbia in the west and with Brazil in the south. In the north, its borders are defined by the Carribean Ocean.
Contents
Geography
Original Regions of Venezuela
Venezuela consists of 8 original regions.
Venezuelan Andean is the capital of Venezuela.
The original territory of Venezuela is composed of several regions:
Central Venezuela (occupied by 
), Central Western Venezuela (occupied by 
), Guayana (occupied by 
), Llanos (occupied by 
), North Eastern Venezuela (occupied by 
), Venezuelan Andean (occupied by ), Venezuelan Capital (occupied by ), Zulian (occupied by ),
Its current territories are listed below:
| Original Owner | Resource |
Economy
Taxes
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Country Trading Embargoes
Venezuela does not has any trade embargoes.
Politics
Political Parties
| Party Name | Miembers | Party President | |||||||||
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| Comando Nacional Democrático | 175 | Sunmannus | |||||||||
| Democracia Proactiva | 96 | Ing. Luis | |||||||||
| Partido Democratico Venezuela | 80 | hackman2009 | |||||||||
| Partido Super Cool 2013 | 87 | Talkewa | |||||||||
| Nuevas Generaciones | 146 | andersonespinoza | |||||||||
| Date | President | Party | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 2008 | Rulefond | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| February 2008 | Rulefond | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| March 2008 | Zhoto | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| April 2008 | Jesus Hernandez | M.S.U.V. Movimiento Socialista Unido de Venezuela | |||||||||
| May 2008 | Jesus Hernandez | M.S.U.V. Movimiento Socialista Unido de Venezuela | |||||||||
| Jun 2008 | Juancho | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| July 2008 | Byron | M.S.U.V. Movimiento Socialista Unido de Venezuela | |||||||||
| August 2008 | Byron | M.S.U.V. Movimiento Socialista Unido de Venezuela | |||||||||
| September 2008 | mikesoft | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| October 2008 | rausicky | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| November 2008 | leireleire | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| December 2008 | Alquimedes (impeached)* | Frente Moderno Socialdemocrata | |||||||||
| January 2009 | Lesmir Ledezma | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| February 2009 | mahernandezg | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| March 2009 | mahernandezg | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| April 2009 | Lesmir Ledezma | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| May 2009 | David Rojas | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| June 2009 | leireleire | Primero Venezuela | |||||||||
| July 2009 | mikesoft | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| August 2009 | Jesus Rafael Rosas Olavide | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| September 2009 | Lucios Nava (impeached)** | La libertad de Venezuela | |||||||||
| October 2009 | Hugo Bosch | FMSUV Frente Moderno Socialdemócrata Unido de Venezuela | |||||||||
| November 2009 | Casiopea95 | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| December 2009 - | Channers Occupation | ||||||||||
| January 2010 | Channers Occupation | ||||||||||
| February 2010 | Jeanmiguel | Somos Venezuela | |||||||||
| March 2010 | Talkewa | Somos Venezuela | |||||||||
| April 2010 | Macello.Macanni | Unidos Por Venezuela | |||||||||
| May 2010 | Talkewa | Partido Cool de Venezuela | |||||||||
| June 2010 | Talkewa | Partido Cool de Venezuela | |||||||||
| July 2010 | Apocalypse I | Partido Supremo de Venezuela | |||||||||
| August 2010 | Apocalypse I | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| September 2010 | El Conde Lincuente | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| October 2010 | Maximus Salvatorius | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| November 2010 | Uzielg | Partido Super Cool | |||||||||
| December 2010 | James Ivy | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| January 2011 | Ulisespuma | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| February 2011 | Hector Malave | Frente Moderno Socialdemocrata | |||||||||
| March 2011 | Jazek | Frente Moderno Socialdemocrata | |||||||||
| April 2011 | Chucho23 | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| May 2011 | JPVS (impeached)*** | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| June 2011 | Jesus Rafael Rosas Olavide | Partido Democratico Venezuela | |||||||||
| July 2011 | Talkewa | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| August 2011 | camh1 | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| September 2011 | Saul Montoya | Partido Comunista Chiguire PCC | |||||||||
| October 2011 | Cebec | Partido Comunista Chiguire PCC | |||||||||
| November 2011 | Micorial | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| December 2011 | Cebec | Partido Comunista Chiguire PCC | |||||||||
| January 2012 | Uzielg | Partido Comunista Chiguire PCC | |||||||||
| February 2012 | Mauletsss | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| March 2012 | R. Zoro | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| April 2012 | regulo vicente | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| May 2012 | Sunmannus | La Fuerza de Gokú - Venezuela | |||||||||
| June 2012 | Sunmannus | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| July 2012 | Francisco Guevara | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| August 2012 | SyrkiusAFK | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| September 2012 | SyrkiusAFK | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| October 2012 | Luisdoggor | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| November 2012 | Ing. Luis | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| December 2012 | Edith | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| January 2013 | Rey David 67 | Partido Comunista de eVenezuela | |||||||||
| February 2013 | Jesus Rafael Rosas Olavide | Partido Democrático Venezolano | |||||||||
| March 2013 | ehig2012 | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| April 2013 | Negro Tony | Nuevas Generaciones | |||||||||
| May 2013 | Rey David 67 | Partido Comunista de eVenezuela | |||||||||
| June 2013 | Alnitak 22 | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| July 2013 | Lord Kalimus / Salena | Nuevas Generaciones | |||||||||
| August 2013 | Simon136 | Nuevas Generaciones | |||||||||
| September 2013 | xquemrdxD | Comando Nacional Democratico | |||||||||
| October 2013 | Fpalacio | Unión Cívica Nacional | |||||||||
| November 2013 | Hrn90 / xJhsx | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| December 2013 | Fabio2907 | Movimiento Unidos por Venezuela | |||||||||
| January 2014 | Juv3ss | Democracia Proactiva | |||||||||
| February 2014 | xXxRonxXx | Independiente | |||||||||
| March 2014 | Jonat10 | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| April 2014 | XXsanchopanzaXX | Movimiento Unidos por Venezuela | |||||||||
| June 2014 | Nikita. Fenix | Unión Democrática de Venezuela | |||||||||
| July 2014 | Lord Calimus | Unión Democrática de Venezuela | |||||||||
| August 2014 | Hrn90 | Unión Democrática de Venezuela | |||||||||
| September 2014 | isaacrv97 | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| October 2014 | Enrique 10 | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| November 2014 | hackman2009 | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| December 2014 | jonsant02 | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| January 2015 | Nikita. Fenix | Unión Democrática de Venezuela | |||||||||
| February 2015 | VLADIMIR BOLIVAR | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| March 2015 | VLADIMIR BOLIVAR | Comando Nacional Democrático | |||||||||
| April 2015 | thecherri | Nuevas Generaciones | |||||||||
| May 2015 | adrianojdd | Nuevas Generaciones | |||||||||
| June 2015 | luisito.pardo | Unión Socialista Bolivariana | |||||||||
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This country doesn't have any mutual protection pacts at the moment. |
Embargo List
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This country doesn't have any trading embargoes at the moment. |
Venezuela-Colombia 2010's Conflict
At that time, there was much expectation between both countries by the change to Module V2, the Markets were broken, and no one was buying because no one fought.
In a crucial moment, the president of Venezuela, at that time Apocalypse I, decided ordering an attack on the Colombian Region of Orinoquia. This attack is now considered as The Most Memorable Battle in the history of Venezuela's Warfare. All sectors of Venezuela was joined to take Orinoquia, even though they had no official support from the Government. Citizens had paid from they pockets all that they need to fight, resulting in a Resounding Victory for Venezuela.
In the FAN Chat(for the first time) the Presidents of all Political Parties celebrated the same achievement. It joyous day was marked like the only time in which all political pretensions was left aside and came together as a Nation.
Orinoquia's back to Colombia
Spending days after the conflict between Venezuela and Colombia, the President of Venezuela Apocalypse I, met with his Minister of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) Hector Malave, and at that meeting, the Venezuelan Government Chief ordered to his Minister to coordinate the return of Orinoquia to the Republic of Colombia.
Several factors impeded in principle to carry out such regular delivery route, including distrust of the members of the Colombian Congress. Thus having to contact and personally convince many of the Congressmen and the President of Colombia, which in the end they were convinced that the Venezuelan government actually wanted, by peaceful means, return Orinoquia Region to the Colombians.
Media
Top Newspapers
| Ranking | Name | Subscribers |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | El pelicanito | 732 |
| 2. | PanoramaX | 693 |
| 3. | santirub Jazz Post | 604 |
| 4. | El Libertario | 449 |
| 5. | Min. Defensa eVenezuela | 337 |
| 6. | Presidencia de eVenezuela | 293 |
| 7. | Educacion y Trabajo | 258 |
| 8. | Diario de los Ciudadanos | 181 |
| 9. | Latinoamerica al poder | 167 |
| 10. | Supreme News | 166 |
Venezuela Against Congress Take Over
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Formatting
- December 23rd 2008
After 7 days looking for people interested in filling in the spots to become Congress member the three main parties of the country could already breathe. A good amount of the spots had already been covered and even though the fact that these would be Christmas affected elections and we weren't expecting a huge flow of voters, everything was going smoothly.
- December 24th 2008
At the beginning of the day we got the biggest surprise of all. 19 guys from Romania had taken over the party called Bloque Obrero (with not even a single member in the Congress) and many others had started arriving flowing our country. That made us think something not exactly good was happening. During the whole day, we were absolutely amazed and kind of scared of what these people's intentions were and we decided to take some measurements in order to preserve our national reserves of gold and money.
It was pretty clear that these filibusters were taking over Venezuela.
- December 25th 2008
When the elections started it was obvious that they were well prepared. Fortunately we were also ready to stop them but up to certain point they did a great job by taking 45% of the Congress having dragged from Romania and maybe some other countries more than 56 people that voted in our elections. The funny thing is that they couldn't even say a word in Spanish. We could see that that move had been prepared in advanced since they already had a company in Venezuela and had been working among us for, I guess, more than a week...
- December 26th
Their first (and last) move: To impeach the President. Then, to change the minimum wage, to change the moving tickets tax and some others that were obvious attempts to drive our country into an outrageous internal chaos. Nevertheless, those attempts were prevented (very close calls in some cases)and their goals weren't fulfilled. At the end we were lucky, Russia declared war to Romania that same day and they started to resign. 14 of them left the country already and their places in the Congress are now empty. the other 5 are still "kidnapped" in their jobs due to our companies' managers decision to let them suffer a little bit at least for the remaining 2 days they have to resign their positions in their new jobs.
We have been informed that this already happened in Slovakia and Japan, so be cautious, specially if you are a citizen of a small country because you can be next.
If you ask for it I can give you the names of the "pirates" so that you can make sure not to go through the same dramatic soap-opera we have been part of.
- sebahmah in response:
I am part of the "liberation group".
but before you start cursing..hear me out. I take great joy when I see a country that manages to gather around a pillar, and finds resources to fight a takeover. I don't know what my superiors think, but I am sincere when I think that unsuccessful takeovers are the best things that can happen in a middle level country.
These actions, bring the whole community together, and make old enemies fight for a common goal, realising that together they can build a strong nation.
In this case I think it was a nice example, as Venezuela managed to win by a nose the elections. If I were you I would start a legend, a myth out of this, a pillar for the new history.
I hope that your leaders (which I respect a lot now) will manage to keep up the good work, and make a new powerful and resourceful power in Latin America.
Again this is not a joke, and I know a lot of you will mock me, but this is how i see things, wherever good is powerful there is a challenging evil.. so we are the challenging evil that everyone needs now and then.
PS: This is my personal belief and probably some others, but i don't guarantee that everyone in our group see things like this.
Good luck again, sebahmah
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The Aftermath
Writer: NoMotherlandWithoutYou
- Note: I will not be having this translated into Spanish. Suffice to say, you have shunned us thus far, I do not expect much from this.
So, Venezuela is gone, sacrificed by our loyal president to the dogs of Colombia, Brazil and others. Congratulations, your selfless interests as head of the country against the *chan popular uprising has worked, I think.
You've forced us into a scenario of banditry, something I can honestly say was not our intention, out of frustration against the policies of the your administration and the previous, of the general climate and your reactions to us. You threw a rock at a bear... did you you not expect for it to react?
There are many things that led to this, almost too many to name. I'm not going to go too in depth, but I'll list some of the high points.
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Flying in voters violated the sovereignty of the country: We came here to live, to thrive. Those who came here and used Venezuela as an ALA puppet regime came only to rape democratic elections and leave them as naked as a man is born. At the time this started, after the split in PLDV into LFDR/UN; how could you have known who we are? Our intentions? No, blacklisted from the start because of a native Venezuelan who PLDV at one time endorsed for presidency, despite him not being a *channer.
Ultra-nationalism: "Venezuela is for Venezuelans" - don't make me laugh. In an article, a comment was made relating an English speaker in Venezuela akin to a Spanish speaker in Russia and a lack of consideration to that person made.
A poor example, considering Russia's own battle with ultra-nationalism and it's "Russia First" policies.
Secrecy in the native "united front" against us: Admittedly, the thread was later made public but only after an outcry was made. The point is, you accused us of wrongdoings, of secret planning against you, yet you all secretly planned against the country as a whole. This abandonment of democracy transformed you into the same thing as the delusional figures that you made us out to be.
"Attempts to reach out": No successful attempt was made for true communication. Alas, in the final days a few attempts were made; one from the head of the Uruguay TO-"anti-TO" brigade that didn't happen because he 'forgot'...more then 20 of us were assembled. We offered for him to show up later in that day, still he did not show. There also was an offer from a "native" to MuscleRoller, that if I remember correctly, went silent after he inquired as to when it would take place and there was an offer from myself made on one of the numerous articles concerning us, that was ignored. I cannot stress enough the importance of communication. Think of how much could have been avoided, how this all would have turned out differently?
Demands by the president: You would really sacrifice the entire land from the hands of everyone, demanding the money returned and all congressional members of LFDR/FFF to resign their seats as a restitution and that everyone thing would be "good" between us. Oh how I doubt your sincerity. That lead to my final point...
Abandonment of the country: As per the Minister of Defense's orders, the Venezuelan "Armed Forces" were in Argentina fighting against Peru. Where were you to defend your land? To conclude, to those this is directed at, this has been brought upon by yourself. I will not say our reaction was "right" but like the bombing of Dresdan in World War II, I believe it was justified. If Venezuela returns in the future, I most likely won't be there. Alas, do not celebrate. If you have learned nothing from this experience, if you have not learned that to brand a group as essentially enemies of the state even before their intentions are known, you are doomed to repeat it.
Let all the "progress" of the old Venezuela burn like the scorched Earth that is left; when the time is right, take all that has happened.. learn from it, and adapt to fix all that was wrong.
"...summing up, as it were, all that has been expounded above, my reply to the question: 'What is to be done?' can be put briefly: Liquidate the Third Period." - V.I. Lenin's "What Is to Be Done?", 1902
Other Links
Official Site: http://www.erepublik.com.ve
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