Examples of using "Venezuela" in a sentence and their english translations:
Chaos in Venezuela.
Venezuela is burning down…
Yes, Venezuela has a lot of oil.
Álvaro is from Venezuela. He is Venezuelan.
Marta is from Venezuela. She is Venezuelan.
Venezuela will have a better future.
Above it, it says, “ Colombia and Venezuela, united forever."
Antonio Guzmán Blanco came to power in Venezuela in 1870.
Venezuela is undergoing some of its worst moments.
And in Venezuela, at least 23 infrastructure projects have been suspended.
Crisis, hunger, violence, repression... everything indicates that Venezuela will soon undergo
Petroleum of Venezuela, PDVSA , was created by government decree in 1976, to integrate
Venezuela produces half as much oil as when the revolution began.
But today, Venezuela’s democratic institutions and its economy are in shambles.
Over in Venezuela, 25,000 people were killed in homicides last year making violence the
And these currencies, my friends, are what Venezuela needs to be able to import food,
medicine, gasoline – yes, today Venezuela has to import gasoline – or anything else.
Of the two million people who have left Venezuela in the midst of this crisis
Hundreds of thousands of those people fled to Venezuela, where the economy was thriving
He blamed government corruption and Venezuela’s elite for the economic inequality.
Miss Colombia is sexier and more beautiful than Miss Venezuela.
Now, comparing Chile to Venezuela, or to Argentina, sure makes Chile look good.
Yes, it's true, we've said it here, Venezuelan oil doesn’t have the highest quality, but...
That is, each Petro will be guaranteed by a barrel of oil from the Venezuelan oil reserves,
second, use an even tougher hand and condemn Venezuela to an even greater humanitarian
If you go back to the 1800’s, Colombia and Venezuela were actually a part of the same
A Chilean lives an average of eight years more than a person born in Venezuela.
Folks, I think we all know it: Venezuela is undergoing a true catastrophe, and not only
Since Venezuela is literally producing nothing and has to import everything, the dwindling
away… and that’s precisely what’s happening to Venezuela, which according to some calculations,
("S&P downgrades seven sovereign Venezuelan bonds to the default level" Bank and Business)
If you need proof of how bad it is in Venezuela right now, look at this purse.