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Title: Proposed Venezuela Expansion Project
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A situation that could prove harmful o the economy in the long run as this resource is not unlimited. Also, the political environment is at best fragile. The current leadership has instituted an almost police-state with the control of media, information, commerce and trade... Showed first 250 characters
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The ongoing problems in Venezuela stem beyond its borders with the problem of drug trafficking from neighboring Columbia. At a time when the world community is quick to enforce sanctions and or blockades on drug traffic countries, we must take into consideration weather our product will be able to have a complete lifecycle, not only in the existing economy, but in future economies as well... Showed next 250 characters
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