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The primary authors of this profile were Imogen Purcell and Nina Evason (2019).

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• Associated Press. (2015). Venezuela Seeks to Crack Down on Odd Baby Names. Retrieved from 
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• Caraballo-Arias, Y., Madrid, J. & Barrios, M. (2018). Working in Venezuela: How the Crisis has Affected the Labor Conditions. Annals of Global Health 84(3): 512-522.
• Central Intelligence Agency. (2018). The World Factbook: Venezuela. Retrieved from 
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• Council on Foreign Relations. (2018). Political Crisis in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Davies, R. (2011). The cult of Maria Lionza. Retrieved from 
• Debenham, L. (2013). A Guide to Etiquette in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. (2017). Venezuela Country Brief. Retrieved from 
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• Freier, F. (2018). Maduro's Immorality and the Role of the Church in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Froehle, B. (1997). Pentecostals and Evangelicals in Venezuela: Consolidating Gains, Moving in New Directions. In E. L. Cleary and H. W. Stewart-Gambino (Eds.), Power, Politics,and Pentecostals in Latin America (pp. 201-225). Colorado, USA: Westview Press.
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• Gudynas, E. (2011). Buen Vivir: Today’s tomorrow. ¶Ù±ð±¹±ð±ô´Ç±è³¾±ð²Ô³ÙÌý54(4): 441-447.
• Gutierrez, A. (2015). What’s the deal with santería and espiritismo?. Retrieved form
• Haggerty, R. A. (1990). Venezuela: A Country Study. Retrieved from 
• Hawkins, K. (2003). Populism in Venezuela: The Rise of Chavismo. Third World Quarterly 24(6): 1137-1160.
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• Human Rights Watch. (2019). Venezuela: Events of 2018. Retrieved from
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• Katz, L. (2017). Negotiating International Business - Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Labrador, R. C. (2019). Venezuela: The Rise and Fall of a Petrostate. Retrieved from
• Lander, E. (2005). Venezuelan Social Conflict in a Global Context. Retrieved from:
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• Lonely Planet. (2018). Public Holidays. Retrieved from 
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• Marsh, H. (2017). Venezuela’s long history of racism is coming back to haunt it. Retrieved from 
• Masur, G. S. (2018). Simon Bolivar. Retrieved from 
• Minority Rights Group International. (2017a). World Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples: Venezuela. Retrieved from
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• Multicultural South Australia. (2014). Venezuela: A Profile Venezuela-born South Australians. Retrieved from 
• Murphy, J. (2019). ³§²¹²Ô³Ù±ð°ùí²¹. Retrieved from
• National Statistics Institute of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. (2014). National Census of Population and Housing: National Total Results of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela General Management of Demographic Statistics Population and Housing Census Management. Retrieved from
• Nichols, M. (2019). Venezuelans facing ‘unprecedented challenges,’ many need aid - internal U.N. report. Retrieved from
• Office Holidays. (2018). Public holidays in Venezuela in 2018. Retrieved from 
• Office of Multicultural Affairs and Citizenship. (2013). Victorian Community Profiles: 2011 Census Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of-Born. Melbourne, Victoria: State of Victoria. Retrieved form 
• Oliver, J. (2018). Venezuela’s Mounting Refugee Crisis. Retrieved from 
• OPEC. (2018). OPEC share of world crude oil reserves 2017. Retrieved from
• Padgett, T. (2010). Why Venezuela's Chávez Dug Up Bolívar's Bones. Retrieved fromhttp://content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2004526,00.html
• Page, T. L. (2015). “Race, Ethnicity, and Politics in Venezuelaâ€�. In Sáenz, R et al. (eds.), The International Handbook of the Demography of Race and Ethnicity, International Handbooks of Population 4, Netherlands: Springer.
• Paullier, J. (2011). Venezuela, spiritualism and santería. Retrieved from 
• Pestano, A. V. (2017). Venezuela: 75% of population lost 19 pounds amid crisis. Retrieved from
• Pew Research Center. (2014). Religion in Latin America. Retrieved from 
• Price, M. D. (1996). The Venezuelan Andes and the Geographical Imagination. Geographical Review 83(3): 334-355. Retrieved from 
• ProQuest. (2017). Culture Gram: Venezuela. Michigan: ProQuest.
• Reuters. (2011). Factbox: Venezuela's indigenous groups and their struggles. Retrieved from
• Romero, S. (2007). A Culture of Naming That Even a Law May Not Tame. Retrieved from 
• Romero, S. (2007). What's in a name? In Venezuela, just about anything - Americas - International Herald Tribune. Retrieved from 
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• Sarafi the Globe. (2013). Relationships, Marriage, & family Life in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Smilde, D. (2018). The Catholic Church and the Venezuela Crisis, 20 Years On. Retrieved from 
• Study Country. (2018). Religious Beliefs and Spirituality in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• Telles, E and Bailey, S. (2013). Understanding Latin American Beliefs about Racial Inequality, American Journal of Sociology 118(6): 1559-1595.
• The World Bank. (2018). The World Bank in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• The World Travel Guide. (2014). Venezuela History, Language and Culture. Retrieved from 
• U.S. Department of State. (2007). Venezuela: International Religious Freedom Report 2007. Retrieved from 
• UNHCR. (2019). Regional RMRP for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela January - December 2019. Retrieved from
• UN Stats. (2011). Marriages and crude marriage rates, by urban/rural residence: 2007 - 2011. Retrieved from 
• Wilpert, G. (2004). Racism and Racial Divides in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• World Atlas. (2018). Ethnic Groups in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
• World Atlas. (2018). Religious Beliefs in Venezuela. Retrieved from 
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