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This is the new world report I'm John Bachelorette, Professor Evan Ellis of the US Army Work College Strategic Studies Institute.

We go to the borderland between Venezuela, the large state,

while seven million fewer people today than when the rogue regime began,

but in any event, a very large state, very powerful state,

has been for several centuries because of its position, its size, its resources.

And the borderland with the small state of Guyana, once British Guyana,

I believe the capital is Georgetown.

And it was a product of the colonial supremacy of the 19th century,

when European powers contested for resources by plundering far away places for various prosperity.

Then as well as one of those.

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