Airplane: According to andyeducation, Venezuela has several airlines and a fairly good network of flight connections. Caracas (more precisely, Maiquetia, where theairportfrom Caracas) is the main Venezuelan air hub with flights to most airports across the country. Cities that are most frequently approached from Caracas are Porlamar, Puerto Ordaz (Ciudad […]
South America
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Argentina According to computerannals, Argentina is the second largest country in South America and, due to its large size, offers visitors a varied landscape and diverse culture. The Argentine capital Buenos Aires, with 12 million residents also one of the largest cities on the continent, is known for its diverse […]
Airplane: The national airline Aerolinas Argentinas / Austral has most of the domestic flights but is no better than other airlines. The airline is now known for its delays, so you should not use an Aerolíneas Argentinas flight if you want to fly on with connecting flights. Aerolíneas also operates […]
The structure The World Bank, which consists of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Fund (IDA), is part of the World Bank Group. This also includes IFC (International Financing Company), Miga (International Investment Guarantee Agency) and ICCID (International Center for Investment Conflict). According to Abbreviationfinder, […]
Venezuela in 2002 was a sovereign state with Hugo Chavez as its President. It was located in the northern part of South America and the population of Venezuela at that time was approximately 24 million people and its official language was Spanish. The country had a presidential system of government […]
Uruguay in 2002 was a constitutional republic with President Jorge Batlle as its Head of State. It was composed of nineteen departments and the population of Uruguay at that time was approximately 3.3 million people and its official language was Spanish. The country had a presidential system of government with […]
In 2002, the Republic of Suriname was located in Northern South America and had a population of approximately 470,000 people. The country was predominantly Dutch-speaking and its economy was largely driven by mining and forestry products. According to computerannals, the government of Suriname was led by President Ronald Venetiaan, who […]
In 2002, the Republic of Peru was a nation located in South America. It was bordered by Ecuador and Colombia to the north, Brazil and Bolivia to the east and Chile to the south. The population of Peru in 2002 was around 27 million people and the official language was […]
In 2002, the Republic of Paraguay was a landlocked nation located in South America. It was bordered by Argentina to the south, Bolivia to the northwest and Brazil to the east. The population of Paraguay in 2002 was around 6 million people and the official language was Spanish. The capital […]
In 2002, Guyana was a South American nation located on the northern coast of South America. With a population of approximately 750,000 people, it had an economy based primarily on agriculture and mining. The literacy rate was high at 94%, and the majority of the population lived in poverty. The […]
In 2002, Ecuador was a South American nation with a population of over 13 million people. According to computerannals, it had recently adopted a new constitution in 1998 and was governed by a president elected every four years. The economy was largely based on agriculture and oil exports, with limited […]
In 2002, Colombia was a South American country with a population of 45 million people. According to computerannals, it was led by President Andres Pastrana and the Congress of Colombia. The economy was largely based on agriculture, with the service sector growing rapidly in recent years. In addition to services, […]
In 2002, Chile was a South American country located along the western coast of the continent with a population of around 15 million people. According to computerannals, it was led by President Ricardo Lagos and the ruling Concertacion alliance. The economy was largely based on services, with tourism and financial […]
In 2002, Brazil was the fifth largest country in the world and the largest in South America. It had a population of around 170 million people and an economy that was largely dependent on agriculture, manufacturing, and services. Despite this, there were still economic challenges such as high levels of […]
In 2002, Bolivia was a South American country located in the Andean region. It had a population of around 8 million people and an economy that was largely dependent on natural resource extraction and agriculture. Despite this, there were still economic challenges such as high levels of poverty, particularly among […]
In 2002, Argentina was a large South American country with a population of approximately 37 million people. It was a major player in the global economy, with its economy largely based on agriculture and exports. According to computerannals, Argentina faced significant economic challenges in 2002 due to high levels of […]
Latin America – population Latin America’s indigenous population is virtually extinct in many places, but especially in northern Central America (southern Mexico and Guatemala according to Countryaah.com) and in several Andean states (Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru), the Indians still make up a large proportion of the population. Furthermore, the population composition […]