
The History of Venezuela
A Fascinating Guide to Venezuelan History
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Narrated by:
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Steven Barnett
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By:
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David Robbins
About this listen
Discover the fascinating story of Venezuela.
Venezuela is a vibrant and incredible country with rich natural resources and an environment backing the Amazon rainforest. This audiobook takes a look at the country’s history, from the Carib and the arrival of the Spanish to their Cold War and political struggles.
Inside, you’ll find an insight into the regimes of both democracy and dictatorship, including the rule of José Antonio Páez, Hugo Chavez, and Nicolás Maduro. You’ll also learn about the current issues the country faces, with skyrocketing inflation, economic crisis, and little end in sight.
Buy now to uncover the events which shaped Venezuela’s history today!
©2019 David Robbins (P)2019 David Robbins
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