Venezuela’s Guayana Program was a regional development program designed to capitalize on mineral and energy wealth and later to invest oil windfalls
Venezuelan planners hoped investments in the virtually unpopulated region would consolidate the frontier as part of the national territory, deflect migration away from “core” coastal population centers like Maracaibo and Caracas, and productively channel oil wealth to industrialization projects that would ease the nation’s petroleum dependencies.



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