Is it farther to go from Venezuela to Bolivia or Venezuela to cuba?
472659
Venezuela is closer to Cuba than it is to Bolivia.\n\nrelative to Venezuela, Cuba is to the Northwest and Bolivia is to the South/Southwest.
392142
every country owns 100 miles out to sea, or half the distance to the next country if it's less than 200 miles away.\nThen the Leftover commies rule.
978614
Very risky deal, many americans invested that much and more in Cuba years ago and lost everything, same as investors in Venezuela, Nicaragua, Bolivia and counting, who knows Latin America is very unstable..☺
76528
Because Venezuelan people deserves something better than that pro-comunist "socialist" joke of a man. He´s gving to Bolivia $30 millions for decrease poverty and analfabetism, and 65% of Venezuelans are extremely poor. He´s giving free pertoleum to Cuba, Jamaica, Brazil, Argentina and many Caribbean islands. He´s always critizicing Bush´s administration, but he have to look Venezuela, that many years ago was one of the richest countries in Latin America, even more than Argentina and Brazil, the great countires of the region, and now have social,political and economic problems.\n\nBut, the most sad of all is, that even being extremely poor, surviving with less than $3 per day, some people agrees and loves Chavez and Fidel Castro revolutionary process. I hope that people get out of that darkness and stupidness.
1107926
Cuba is known primarily for tobacco, but it's also one of the largest growers of sugar. I think he means he's going to kiss you all over.
577919
During the colony, Bolivia had the biggest silver mines in the world. Afterwards, Bolivia had the biggest tin mines in the world. It has been a huge source of rubber, gold, and other minerals. It has the largest iron reservoir of the hemisphere.\nThe problems is that the US and Europe have always managed to exploit them leaving nothing for the bolivians. They´d corrupt their leaders and if they did not comply, the would either kill them or overthrow them.
780136
Different trajectory?
678461
Depends on whether you travel east or west.
121284
Ecuador, Colombia, and Brazil. Perú doesn't reach it by some kms.\n\nPD: The above answer was essentially right, but I wanted to see Ecuador written correctly :-)
220411
Go to Mexico and to the Cuban Embassy.  Try Canada if it is nearer.
501457
Technically, the US prohibits unauthorized economic activity with Cuba.  So, if you can go to Cuba and not engage in any economic activity (like say buying or consuming food or traveling on any sort of boat or airplane) you can go.  The US also prohibits taking a US Passport to Cuba (FYI, legally your passport belongs to the US Govt, not to you)\nThe US also prohibits importation into the US of any Cuban product, no matter where it was obtained.  So if someone gives you a Cuban cigar in Mexico, you still can not bring it into the US.\nAs a practical matter, if you are willing to run the risk that if you get into trouble you will be all on your own, and the risk that if you don't stay under the radar you can be prosecuted when you return to the US, you can travel to Cuba from Mexico and many Caribbean islands for day trips or longer.
719690
Are you really a designer??.. Don't you know Bolivia is a country with many cities? it isn't a hamlet or a village. Of course there are architects and universities...if you plan to go, good luck (you will need it... architects do an incredible job here)
296878
Russia. Or look on a map and find the longest contry from east 2 west.
569940
No, because Communist Dictatorships are beginning to Flourish in Central, and South America. Most Notably Venezuela, and now Brazil.There is an Open Alliance with Cuba that, when Castro Dies, his Regime will, unfortunately Continue. I Hope I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
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Because of the proximity to the equator, Guyana is on the North coast of South America, east of Venezuela.\nCaribbean countries refer generally to central american countries and north of South America, independently from cultural resonings. Venezuela is often considered a caribbean country, as well as Cuba, with hispanic heritage, or Jamaica, with british and african-american heritage.
742365
south america, between chile, bolivia, paraguay, brazil, uruguay and the atlantic ocean.
186940
On 9 December 2005, Venezuela was accepted as a new member, but it will be officialized in late 2006. After changes in Venezuelan policy to adhere to exisiting Mercosur rules, Venezuela will become a voting member. On 30 December 2005 it was announced that Bolivia would be invited to join as a full member. The organization has a south and central America integration vocation.\n\nSome South Americans see Mercosur as giving the capability to combine resources to balance the activities of other global economic powers, perhaps especially the United States and the European Union. The organization could also potentially pre-empt the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), however, over half of the current Mercosur member countries rejected the FTAA proposal at the IV Cumbre de las Americas (IV Summit of the Americas) in Argentina in 2005.