[212] visits: eVenezuela

Day 1,117, 05:30 • Published in Germany Germany • by Herr Lehmann



Hello and welcome to the current issue of the 212, the first time in english.

I started my World travel in connection with the el Dorado Missions in Venezuela.

Here some short facts about this country in real life and eRepublik on the Day 1117:

Venezuelas current eRepublik Ranking: Rank 34

Population:
Real life: 27,223,228
eRepublik: 697


President:
Real life:

Hugo Chávez Frías
eRepublik:

James Ivy

Area:
Real life:
916,445 km2

eRepublik:
8 Regions:
Central Venezuela
Central Western Venezuela
Guayana
Llanos
North Eastern Venezuela
Venezuelan Andean
Venezuelan Capital
Zulian



Now let’s focus the attention on what the people of Venezuela say about their country. My request was answered by the chief Minister of foreign affairs,

Er Negro:



Wilkommen, Herr Lehmann!

Venezuela has a small active community: 681 inhabitants, but about 50 or 60 participate in politics, military or are business entrepreneurs.

Right now, Venezuela is a neutral country. We once were part of ALA, a Latin American alliance; and later we joined Entente, also dissolved.

We have a small but well-trained army, with few but brave, skilled soldiers; to reinforce them, we have signed several MPPs with other countries, like UK and Indonesia.



Recently, we attended an international meeting organized by the UK, InterContinental eSummit (InterCon), with France, Indonesia, Argentina and Brazil, to discuss some common matters. We consider those countries as friendly ones.



Currently, we don’t have natural enemies. Historically, Venezuela has considered Colombia and Spain as regular enemies: Colombia and Venezuela have fought several battles against each other. More recently, Colombia attacked us, causing a rift because the Colombian government has been TOved. Actually, Colombia has been proposed as our natural enemy. As for Spain, they have tried to invade us relentlessly, but we managed to drive them back.

Demographics are not our strongest matter. Babybooms have been a struggling challenge to us, as few inhabitants are willing to participate. Economically, we are plenty of oil, with regions having rubber, fish and grain; now we are adapting our economy policies according to the constant changes in eRepublik.

Politically, we have several parties, among the most active ones are Democracia Proactiva (center-right), Comando Nacional Democrático (center-left), and Fuerza Liberal (right).

From here, my greetings to German and worlwide readers of your journal! Best regards,

Er Negro,

Minister of Foreign Affairs of eVenezuela



I have to say a big “Thank you” for your Time, writing this detailed representation of Venezuela. Greetings back from Germany to the people of Venezuela.

To my followers: I hope you liked my first article and you stay tuned for coming ones.

Feel free to give me some feedback and proposals for my next visit.

Sincerely yours, Herr


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