This video really made me cry! I left Venezuela 3 years ago and I had never seen a work like the one you did! Thanks! That's an excellent way to show my country to the world!
Gracias por resaltar lo positivo de mi país. No hay país de América Latina que sea 100% seguro en todas sus zona. Y quien diga lo contrario miente como un bellaco. En todas partes hay cosas buenas y malas. Saludos y gracias por tu amor hacia nuestra nación. Desde Barinas, VENEZUELA.
TBH Caracas was petty dangerous in the 1970s and 1980s, too. When I was growing up, no one in their right mind would set foot in Petare (pronounced “peh-TAH-reh”), and the first neighborhood we lived in, Chacaito (pronounced “chah-cah-EE-to”), bordered on being dicey, although we later moved to a nicer, although still largely urban, neighborhood. (Rather than a suburban neighborhood - so, one with shops and high rises, rather than one with _quintas_ - imagine Manhattan vs. Long Island, for example.) The people in _ranchitos_ (what we call shanty houses) have always had it hard, and most people in the eastern half of the city (the rich half) never venture into the poor half. We routinely did, because my mom was religious and we were somewhat connected to some missionaries doing work there, and it was shocking to see how little people had, but also shocking - and infuriating - to witness how willfully much of the wealthy half of the city would turn a blind eye to the poor half. That a Hugo Chavez type of figure would emerge seems almost inevitable. Maduro has overstayed his welcome, but a lot of Chavez’s policies did help the poor tremendously, and the economy’s collapse owes less to any policy of Chavez’s, and more to the price of oil dropping precipitously, and to decisions taken by previous administrations, dating back to the 1960s (or even to the 1920s, in some ways), to build ZERO infrastructure, and to expand NO other sectors of the economy besides the petrochemical ones. (As an example, in the 1970s we - despite having loads of arable land, and the potential to have a vast agricultural sector of the economy - were importing over 90% of our food!!!) Maduro needs to go, but the last thing Venezuela needs now is a US puppet installed, or to return to the status of one of the USA’s vassal states. We need to regain our MERCOSUR status, and to work with Ecuador and Uruguay and Guyana (and Chile, once democracy is restored there, and Brazil, once sanity is restored there) and Nicaragua to strengthen Latin America’s economy as a whole. And we need to form pan-tropical trade and diplomatic agreements with African and Asian states, independent of any multilateral agreements forged by China or the USA, and independent from Russian influence. We need a solution from inside the country, and hopefully someone who will keep the country moving forward. Henrique Capriles seemed like a good choice for president at one point, although today I’d most like to see Henri Falcón elected. What we need now is further reform, and NOT to cede power to some right-wing reactionary cabal. Anyway, thank you for the compassionate look at my country, I’m glad you enjoyed your stay!! [Edited to correct back to _castellano_ some words/names autocorrect had tried, without my noticing, to change to English ones.]
The criminality history was made the immigration of colombians people from la guerrilla y paramilitarismo were created the barrios dangerous and high populations and caos
Wow man you earned my respect with this video. This city is dangerous as heck! And you were in the slums chilling with the people. Thanks for focusing on the positivity side of things. Have you ever been to Tegucigalpa , Honduras? That was the most dangerous city I visited. It lived up to the hype cause I was a victim there too unfortunately
My best friend is Venezuela and I'm Trinidadian we hardly speak each other's language. We communicate by doing actions and some words we comprehend. Over 80,000 Venezuelans have fled to Trinidad for survival and for a better life and it is a very sad situation since the Venezuelans are not being educated in Trinidad. Trinidad is not dealing with the situation properly at the moment. I am afraid that Trinidad's will be similar to Venezuela in a few years. Thank you sir for showing others that there is a positive side to Venezuela💕🙏🏼🇻🇪 and that not all the people who live there are bad. There alot of nice Venezuelans and sure know how to host a fiesta and a cookout.😎🎉
Great video! Thank you for making this. When talking about dangerous places/countries, people forget about the humans living there that are still trying to live a normal life, go to school, universities, fall in love. I've had Venezuelan and latin friends tell me that they would never visit that country. I hope to go some day and see this beautiful country myself
My dad used to live in Venezuela around 15 years ago he left after the government change and it’s a good thing it’s sad to see what country I could’ve lived in and how beautiful it is but I hope one day it will become better
I lived in Venezuela in the early 80s. Caracas, Maracaibo and Valencia. I was a blonde haired blue-eyed teenager from Philadelphia and I traveled all over. Never had one problem. Venezuela was a thriving beautiful country at that time. It was four bolivars to $1. And whatever cost a dollar in America cost $4 bolivars in Venezuela. The only major difference was the cost of gas. I fell in love with a girl named Moraima. The women were BEAUTIFUL! Viva Venezuela.
Thank goodness for good people like you in the world. Your videos touch me, as does your positivity. showing the best of these countries with people fighting against all odds.
Take a trip to Cuba if you have not already.The people are very much like the people of Venezuela.Peaceful,friendly loving and very accommodating .My GOD! The most amazing experience ever,The entire 'Caribbean People' excluding the administrations that blindly and ignorantly voted against Venezuela love the Venezuelan people.If the caribbean comes together as one, Venezuela has got to be a member.VIVA VENEZUELA,WE LOVE YOU.WE PRAY FOR YOU.
Sorry. It is their fault. They may have been well meaning but they voted in this insanity and now they can't get out of it. We are about to do the same here in the USA.
In your "conclusion" you didn't take into account some facts, just out of ignorance about the topic. In Venezuela elections have been rigged since 2004. Hugo Chavez won the presidential election in Venezuela fair and square in 1998 but little by little he grabbed more and more power (just like Trump has been doing it) until Venezuela became a dictatorship disguised as a democracy, and, as you should know, people's will in a dictatorship doesn't count. Just imagine Trump rigging the November elections and the military supporting him, and anyone who goes out to protest is murdered, incarcerated or tortured. Now imagine Trump runs the country to the ground, and any protest is squashed by the military and militia groups financed by the government (which is the case in Venezuela) ... and now imagine an ignorant person saying "that's the Americans fault because they elected Trump". Do your homework mate before opening your big mouth!
@@rodolfokey7835 Your symbolic comparison to Trump is tortured logic but to answer your question yes it would be the fault of Americans. You admitted that Chavez won the first time legitimately so yes the Venezuelan people asked for it and they got it. You can vote your way into socialism but you have to shoot your way out of it. BTW you should be happy. We here in the USA are slowly becoming quite like Latin America. A tiny sliver wealthy, the rest poor. High levels of violence and political corruption as society swirls slowly down the drain. I feel badly for the people of Venezuela, a beautiful once prosperous nation. In a decade or two we will be just like Venezuela unless there is an abrupt change of course. You ever heard of the red pill? I retract nothing.
@@8House You say "tortured logic" and don't say why. It's lazy to respond with just an empty title ... or a sign that you really don't have a valid argument. As to the second part of your reply, according to you then, most European countries, which at some point in time have elected socialist presidents or prime ministers, should be in tatters with dictators running the country. In the case of Venezuela, again, you are talking from a place of utter ignorance. Chavez sold him self to the Venezuelan people as a moderate left leaning candidate (European style of left candidate); he even denounced the Cuban regime as a dictatorship. Unfortunately too many people believed him ... It's a cowardly statement to say that the current situation is the fault of the Venezuelan people after learning that there have been thousands of people murdered, incarcerated, tortured and in exile fighting against the current regime. Also, you are saying that it would be the American people's fault if Trump rigs this coming election and becomes a dictator with the support of the military ... really?, seriously? and if Americans fought against that regime and hundreds of thousands were murdered or tortured in their fight for freedom, would you still say to their relatives, it's you fault guys for having voted for Trump in 2016? really? It's so easy to talk shit from your comfy room mate; you are such a great and courageous keyboard warrior BRAVO!
@@rodolfokey7835 One more time and I'm out. Nature doesn't care about your feelings and probably cares less about mine. If I could wave a magic wand and make Venezuela free and prosperous again I would do it. The "socialist" countries in Europe you mention are all funded by strong core capitalist economies. Many are going broke and all will be replaced my more virile immigrants. The vast majority of us can find the source of our problems by running to the nearest mirror. Good luck to you wherever you are.
This footage is perfect for Miss universe and Miss World contestant.... However, man this is awesome....i know it's good and bad people everywhere in the world....
You're a good man. You made these poor people feel dignified. Also only people who never have been anywhere near Venezuela talk shit about it (with unnerving confidence).
I think this guy is just hoping to get robbed ? Hey dude, pay attention, no matter what you say or think, it's FRIGGIN DANGEROUS THERE ! Only a matter of time dude
I think this guy is just hoping to get robbed & beat up ? Hey dude, pay attention, no matter what you say or think, it's FRIGGIN DANGEROUS THERE ! Only a matter of time dude
To be most safe just dont go until the dictatorship is gone. That bastard has only made things worse and tourists are targets because dollars are worth a lot in Venezuela and the poor citizens are desperate.
Ajá y porque muestras sólo un barrio de Caracas ?? Cuando hay muchos más sectores de gente bien, lugares bonitos normales para un caraqueño🙄 más de lo mismo este video, todas las ciudades del mundo tienen zonas feas pero parece que es el atractivo de algunos 😑
Great video. Pozdr z Wejherowa woj pomorskie. POLSKA, mało otwartych sklepów i firm, dużo lokali do wynajęcia, płace spadają nawet o 50 %, wzrost opłat za śmieci nawet z 16 zł do 117 zł miesięcznie tj ok 700 %REKORD ŚWIATA Tylko w Wejherowie woj pomorskie,polecam film na fc i youtu.be, Umarłe miasto Wejherowo. CZOŁEM WIELKIEJ POLSCE
Venezuela population 1960 = 8 million, now 30 million... why do people always ignore population increases as though they have no effect on the resources of a country ?
Venezuela will get justice as soon as the US Empire gives up the Monroe Doctrine and stops the economic warfare on Venezuela. Some hope is on the horizon. "On February 13, the Venezuelan government filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate the crimes committed by the White House as a result of the implementation of the blockade."
venezuela is a great place is not too dangerous,believe me i was born in venezuela and it was like for me ,better than u.s.a because its my country and its so cool and calm .im not saying that i like the president but it was a great place to leave in,also the president is an asshole and thats why i am in usa ,sadly but i have hope that i will go back to my old house.
Thanks a bunch for making a video about my city Caracas. I am really grateful to watch it, I'm even crying because it's totally truth you've said in the video. I love Scandinavian countries and I'm glad you respect, understand and love my country. Hope you enjoy hahahaha YOU ROCK
you will be literally rich, that's a lot of money. and you could live in the best way possible! Yes, in venezuela we have fast food, electricity (it doesnt work so well) but there's a bunch of people investing in our country. I have faith we'll be better than the past few years and this country will rise again. Im a 18 year old guy, from petare. And I know that my country will come out of this! sorry if i made a mistake, im learning.
You forgot to mention that when Venezuela was the richest country in South America, over half the population lived in utter poverty. You think that for this reason Chavez was elected into power?? I think so!
As a Venezuelan immigrant living in the US now, thank you so much for making this video! Thank you for showing that Venezuela is a nation with people in it, not just statistics. Loved the part of you in the slums, never went into any of them myself hahaha
This video really made me cry! I left Venezuela 3 years ago and I had never seen a work like the one you did! Thanks! That's an excellent way to show my country to the world!
Venezuela is always in my heart ❤️
My heart is with the people of Venezuela. Stay strong.
Gracias por resaltar lo positivo de mi país. No hay país de América Latina que sea 100% seguro en todas sus zona. Y quien diga lo contrario miente como un bellaco. En todas partes hay cosas buenas y malas. Saludos y gracias por tu amor hacia nuestra nación. Desde Barinas, VENEZUELA.
Ninguno tan peligroso como Caracas, quizá Managua le da la pelea. Saludos desde Carabobo
saluditos desde caracas
TBH Caracas was petty dangerous in the 1970s and 1980s, too. When I was growing up, no one in their right mind would set foot in Petare (pronounced “peh-TAH-reh”), and the first neighborhood we lived in, Chacaito (pronounced “chah-cah-EE-to”), bordered on being dicey, although we later moved to a nicer, although still largely urban, neighborhood. (Rather than a suburban neighborhood - so, one with shops and high rises, rather than one with _quintas_ - imagine Manhattan vs. Long Island, for example.) The people in _ranchitos_ (what we call shanty houses) have always had it hard, and most people in the eastern half of the city (the rich half) never venture into the poor half. We routinely did, because my mom was religious and we were somewhat connected to some missionaries doing work there, and it was shocking to see how little people had, but also shocking - and infuriating - to witness how willfully much of the wealthy half of the city would turn a blind eye to the poor half. That a Hugo Chavez type of figure would emerge seems almost inevitable. Maduro has overstayed his welcome, but a lot of Chavez’s policies did help the poor tremendously, and the economy’s collapse owes less to any policy of Chavez’s, and more to the price of oil dropping precipitously, and to decisions taken by previous administrations, dating back to the 1960s (or even to the 1920s, in some ways), to build ZERO infrastructure, and to expand NO other sectors of the economy besides the petrochemical ones. (As an example, in the 1970s we - despite having loads of arable land, and the potential to have a vast agricultural sector of the economy - were importing over 90% of our food!!!) Maduro needs to go, but the last thing Venezuela needs now is a US puppet installed, or to return to the status of one of the USA’s vassal states. We need to regain our MERCOSUR status, and to work with Ecuador and Uruguay and Guyana (and Chile, once democracy is restored there, and Brazil, once sanity is restored there) and Nicaragua to strengthen Latin America’s economy as a whole. And we need to form pan-tropical trade and diplomatic agreements with African and Asian states, independent of any multilateral agreements forged by China or the USA, and independent from Russian influence. We need a solution from inside the country, and hopefully someone who will keep the country moving forward. Henrique Capriles seemed like a good choice for president at one point, although today I’d most like to see Henri Falcón elected. What we need now is further reform, and NOT to cede power to some right-wing reactionary cabal. Anyway, thank you for the compassionate look at my country, I’m glad you enjoyed your stay!!
[Edited to correct back to _castellano_ some words/names autocorrect had tried, without my noticing, to change to English ones.]
thanks for sharing! Great info!
Indeed, those slums existed way before Chavez came to power.
The criminality history was made the immigration of colombians people from la guerrilla y paramilitarismo were created the barrios dangerous and high populations and caos
Wow man you earned my respect with this video. This city is dangerous as heck! And you were in the slums chilling with the people. Thanks for focusing on the positivity side of things. Have you ever been to Tegucigalpa , Honduras? That was the most dangerous city I visited. It lived up to the hype cause I was a victim there too unfortunately
thanks! Yes, I’ve been there and you’re right.. I found San Pedro Sula to be even worse in Honduras 😊
Afro Venezuelan urban culture production in the Barrios of Petare, Caracas. Petare, one of the dangerous area in Caracas
Absolutley amazing! Your an aspiring vlogger. And you've shown so much love for those people. Looks beautiful there as well. Thanks for sharing 😊
thank you so much! Venezuelaaaaa ❤️
viva VENEZUELA from IRAN friends
2 countries with FRIENDLY people
Bro thank you for sharing the little boy looks like you, yes these people look very friendly Bro
yes, my hidden son 😂🙏
nice
My best friend is Venezuela and I'm Trinidadian we hardly speak each other's language. We communicate by doing actions and some words we comprehend. Over 80,000 Venezuelans have fled to Trinidad for survival and for a better life and it is a very sad situation since the Venezuelans are not being educated in Trinidad.
Trinidad is not dealing with the situation properly at the moment. I am afraid that Trinidad's will be similar to Venezuela in a few years.
Thank you sir for showing others that there is a positive side to Venezuela💕🙏🏼🇻🇪 and that not all the people who live there are bad.
There alot of nice Venezuelans and sure know how to host a fiesta and a cookout.😎🎉
That was a terrific video! It's nice to see the truth rather than the usual way Venezuela is portrayed. Excellent narration as well.
thanks, appreciate it!
Looks like such a beautiful place and the people seem so friendly
Lots of love from the Philippines! Go Venezuela! All the best!
OMG DANIELL🥰 ...so sad to see people are suffering because of corruption 😞
❤️ yes
You always find a positive side in every country ❤️❤️ Much love to Venezuela 🇹🇷❤️🇻🇪 from Türkiye
Awesome video! Deserves more views. I plan to visit Venezuela next year after covid pandemic. See u Venezolanos❤️❤️❤️
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Where are you from?
I am in Africa and i wish for visit Venezuela
Great !
Great video! Thank you for making this. When talking about dangerous places/countries, people forget about the humans living there that are still trying to live a normal life, go to school, universities, fall in love. I've had Venezuelan and latin friends tell me that they would never visit that country. I hope to go some day and see this beautiful country myself
thanks for your words
My dad used to live in Venezuela around 15 years ago he left after the government change and it’s a good thing it’s sad to see what country I could’ve lived in and how beautiful it is but I hope one day it will become better
Awesome video! Deserves more views. I was planning to come here in August before covid got In the way.
cool, hope you got some inspiration!
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The way you've shown Caracas! Pretty amazing...!! One day I will be there ...!!
thanks a lot! Hope I showed a different side of the Venezuelan capital :)
@@gus1thego Yeah, Of course you did ...😊👍
this is my countryyyyy VENEZUELAAAAAAAA como te extraño tierra mia... Thanks you for visit my Venezuela
vamos Venezuela ❤️
I lived in Venezuela in the early 80s. Caracas, Maracaibo and Valencia. I was a blonde haired blue-eyed teenager from Philadelphia and I traveled all over. Never had one problem. Venezuela was a thriving beautiful country at that time. It was four bolivars to $1. And whatever cost a dollar in America cost $4 bolivars in Venezuela. The only major difference was the cost of gas.
I fell in love with a girl named Moraima. The women were BEAUTIFUL! Viva Venezuela.
Love the video!!! Glad to see positive videos about the friendly people of venezuela
thank you so much ☺️🇻🇪✌️
My ex-girlfriend was from Venezuela
I miss her still..
TEE AMOOO MI AMORRR ❤️😢
beautiful Venezuelan girls for sure
gus1thego Valentina Rauseov on instagram
You can ensure her beauty ☺️☺️
get culture.. jeez
My dad is from venezuela it’s sad to see this
Thank goodness for good people like you in the world. Your videos touch me, as does your positivity. showing the best of these countries with people fighting against all odds.
❤️
Caracas and Venezuela looks like poor Korea from 1950s to 1970s
Caracas has a lot of different areas! I went north, east, south, west and to the slums! Interesting to see the contrasts 🇻🇪👍 but crisis, yes
Socialism at its finest. Go AOC. Let’s make America like Venezuela.
great city and country from friend country iran 🇮🇷🇻🇪❤️
2 great countries with friendly people
Venezuela is the most beautiful country in the world!
Fantastic video, bravo Gustav and Daniel so cute
thanks a lot! 🙏 could’ve easily taken him with me ❤️
Did you feel safer in Kabul or Caracas?
hmmm, good question. Kabul probably
lots of nice people in Kabul
Take a trip to Cuba if you have not already.The people are very much like the people of Venezuela.Peaceful,friendly loving and very accommodating .My GOD! The most amazing experience ever,The entire 'Caribbean People' excluding the administrations that blindly and ignorantly voted against Venezuela love the Venezuelan people.If the caribbean comes together as one, Venezuela has got to be a member.VIVA VENEZUELA,WE LOVE YOU.WE PRAY FOR YOU.
check my newest video about my 5 favorite Caribbean countries !
interesting country
yes very
It is the people’s fault for continuously voting for socialist policies.
you think he wins the elections in a fair way? 😅 If you are against him, you disappear
Long live to my venezuelans brothers, death to US imperialism 🇻🇪🇧🇷
Stop taking the government’s side.
Thank you so much for all that beautiful words about my country 💛 you are awsome 💛
welcome! Beautiful Venezuela 💛
Why are you there im venezuelan our country is going trought a bad time i live in the us for 3 years than i came back
wanted to visit Venezuela for a long time, hope this great country will get rid of the big problem in charge and strive again 🙏✌️
wanted to visit Venezuela for a long time, hope this great country will get rid of the big problem in charge and strive again 🙏✌️
Very inspiring video for believing that there are people which are good after going through many dangerous things
thanks ✌️
Is it safe? Did you feel like you were going to get robbed?
depends on where you go in Caracas. I been north, east, south and west in the city. Had a GREAT time, but honestly not safe
Great video bro really shows some light in a forgotten country
gracias!
Gracias, muchas gracias
Sorry. It is their fault. They may have been well meaning but they voted in this insanity and now they can't get out of it. We are about to do the same here in the USA.
In your "conclusion" you didn't take into account some facts, just out of ignorance about the topic. In Venezuela elections have been rigged since 2004. Hugo Chavez won the presidential election in Venezuela fair and square in 1998 but little by little he grabbed more and more power (just like Trump has been doing it) until Venezuela became a dictatorship disguised as a democracy, and, as you should know, people's will in a dictatorship doesn't count. Just imagine Trump rigging the November elections and the military supporting him, and anyone who goes out to protest is murdered, incarcerated or tortured. Now imagine Trump runs the country to the ground, and any protest is squashed by the military and militia groups financed by the government (which is the case in Venezuela) ... and now imagine an ignorant person saying "that's the Americans fault because they elected Trump". Do your homework mate before opening your big mouth!
@@rodolfokey7835 Your symbolic comparison to Trump is tortured logic but to answer your question yes it would be the fault of Americans. You admitted that Chavez won the first time legitimately so yes the Venezuelan people asked for it and they got it. You can vote your way into socialism but you have to shoot your way out of it. BTW you should be happy. We here in the USA are slowly becoming quite like Latin America. A tiny sliver wealthy, the rest poor. High levels of violence and political corruption as society swirls slowly down the drain. I feel badly for the people of Venezuela, a beautiful once prosperous nation. In a decade or two we will be just like Venezuela unless there is an abrupt change of course. You ever heard of the red pill? I retract nothing.
@@8House You say "tortured logic" and don't say why. It's lazy to respond with just an empty title ... or a sign that you really don't have a valid argument. As to the second part of your reply, according to you then, most European countries, which at some point in time have elected socialist presidents or prime ministers, should be in tatters with dictators running the country. In the case of Venezuela, again, you are talking from a place of utter ignorance. Chavez sold him self to the Venezuelan people as a moderate left leaning candidate (European style of left candidate); he even denounced the Cuban regime as a dictatorship. Unfortunately too many people believed him ... It's a cowardly statement to say that the current situation is the fault of the Venezuelan people after learning that there have been thousands of people murdered, incarcerated, tortured and in exile fighting against the current regime. Also, you are saying that it would be the American people's fault if Trump rigs this coming election and becomes a dictator with the support of the military ... really?, seriously? and if Americans fought against that regime and hundreds of thousands were murdered or tortured in their fight for freedom, would you still say to their relatives, it's you fault guys for having voted for Trump in 2016? really? It's so easy to talk shit from your comfy room mate; you are such a great and courageous keyboard warrior BRAVO!
@@rodolfokey7835 One more time and I'm out. Nature doesn't care about your feelings and probably cares less about mine. If I could wave a magic wand and make Venezuela free and prosperous again I would do it. The "socialist" countries in Europe you mention are all funded by strong core capitalist economies. Many are going broke and all will be replaced my more virile immigrants. The vast majority of us can find the source of our problems by running to the nearest mirror. Good luck to you wherever you are.
@@8House My point is people who have sacrificed their lives for freedom or any just cause deserve respect man. Good luck to you too.
Nice video, Gus. You gave a good overview of the city. Gracias from Australia
Gracias. You’re welcome!
I have a feeling your channel is going to blow up pretty soon...! Great video.
thanks!
@@gus1thego You got it man.
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This footage is perfect for Miss universe and Miss World contestant....
However, man this is awesome....i know it's good and bad people everywhere in the world....
thanks 👍
Awesome Gustav! One country I want to visit so bad but haven’t visited yet !! Can’t wait to visit soon !!!
Thank you so much bro! Happy to see your massive success on TH-cam, keep making great vids after this corona thing 👊
Soaring EagleTrots ::: I wanna go there myself!!
Jay Kaushish can’t wait
hopefully you can go after corona 👍
Soaring EagleTrots can’t wait to travel again haha
You're a good man. You made these poor people feel dignified. Also only people who never have been anywhere near Venezuela talk shit about it (with unnerving confidence).
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I think this guy is just hoping to get robbed ? Hey dude, pay attention, no matter what you say or think, it's FRIGGIN DANGEROUS THERE ! Only a matter of time dude
I think this guy is just hoping to get robbed & beat up ? Hey dude, pay attention, no matter what you say or think, it's FRIGGIN DANGEROUS THERE ! Only a matter of time dude
great city and country from friend country iran 🇮🇷🇻🇪❤️
2 great countries with very friendly people
To be most safe just dont go until the dictatorship is gone. That bastard has only made things worse and tourists are targets because dollars are worth a lot in Venezuela and the poor citizens are desperate.
If Sri Lanka going current path another 2 years than at 2024 Sri Lanka reached to next Venezuela
Ajá y porque muestras sólo un barrio de Caracas ?? Cuando hay muchos más sectores de gente bien, lugares bonitos normales para un caraqueño🙄 más de lo mismo este video, todas las ciudades del mundo tienen zonas feas pero parece que es el atractivo de algunos 😑
Great video. Pozdr z Wejherowa woj pomorskie. POLSKA, mało otwartych sklepów i firm, dużo lokali do wynajęcia, płace spadają nawet o 50 %, wzrost opłat za śmieci nawet z 16 zł do 117 zł miesięcznie tj ok 700 %REKORD ŚWIATA Tylko w Wejherowie woj pomorskie,polecam film na fc i youtu.be, Umarłe miasto Wejherowo. CZOŁEM WIELKIEJ POLSCE
thanks!
My boyfriend works and lives at the oil company PDVSA there
New friend
Nice vlogs
thanks
Bro met some much female from there who needs man and relationship what do you think
go for it haha
Venezuela population 1960 = 8 million, now 30 million... why do people always ignore population increases as though they have no effect on the resources of a country ?
interesting
¿Este hombre es Alemán, no?
Dinamarca
Muito bom
Thanks for the great video. Did you feel unsafe at any time?
yes I did to be honest, but still had a good time
Thank you so much, from the bottom of my heart❤️
welcome ✌️
Venezuela will get justice as soon as the US Empire gives up the Monroe Doctrine and stops the economic warfare on Venezuela. Some hope is on the horizon. "On February 13, the Venezuelan government filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate the crimes committed by the White House as a result of the implementation of the blockade."
thanks for input! It doesn’t help Venezuela has been run by criminal presidents over the last long time
nice
🙌👍
venezuela is a great place is not too dangerous,believe me i was born in venezuela and it was like for me ,better than u.s.a because its my country and its so cool and calm .im not saying that i like the president but it was a great place to leave in,also the president is an asshole
and thats why i am in usa ,sadly but i have hope that i will go back to my old house.
agree! It could be a WONDERFUL country if the criminal president leaves, hope the best for los venezolanos ❤️🇨🇴✌️
yes of course we need that president to leave
yea
@gus1thego I am now seeing that Caracas is pretty safe to visit I because you went everywhere and nothing bad happened
Te amo Venezuela.... I wanna be there soon!!
yeaaaaa, hope to go back too and see more ❣️
is the Speed: Normal ?
The delicious Venezuelan ...food?
I want to migrate to venezuela
chamo... you got my heart
Este como que es promotor de los chabestias
As I think more dangerous city is not Venezuela try to go Siberia and liberia
been to Liberia
This video was published the day after the first coronavirus cases were confirmed on Venezuela
Friday March 13th 2020
okay, didn’t know that 👍
It’s true I’ll never forget the day Friday March 13th 2020
disaster day :(
and i love you too
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Thanks a bunch for making a video about my city Caracas. I am really grateful to watch it, I'm even crying because it's totally truth you've said in the video. I love Scandinavian countries and I'm glad you respect, understand and love my country. Hope you enjoy hahahaha YOU ROCK
Too many selfies bro
Damn bro just because some shit didnt happen to you, you can get super violated, people please don't play with your life like this man.
Actually, the place is great.
not safe, but so many good people 👍
You have to be pretty hardcore to go there.
Not even lol
Love u Gus, my Faroese friend
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If someone has a monthly income of 3000 euros is it possible to live in Caracas? Do they have food fast internet speed electricity ?
If you have a income of 300 euros monthly, you can live in Venezuela. It's really cheap.
you will be literally rich, that's a lot of money. and you could live in the best way possible! Yes, in venezuela we have fast food, electricity (it doesnt work so well) but there's a bunch of people investing in our country. I have faith we'll be better than the past few years and this country will rise again. Im a 18 year old guy, from petare. And I know that my country will come out of this! sorry if i made a mistake, im learning.
Is caracas or rio de janeiro? 😂😂
hahah! Rio can be dangerous too, but not half as dangerous as Caracas can be in some places imo
hahah! Rio can be dangerous too, but not half as dangerous as Caracas can be in some places imo
@@gus1thego True, the two cities are very similar in terms of security issues.
yep 👍
@mumad usman Nop 😁
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La mas peligrosa no es, pero cono disfrutaste estando alla no?
You forgot to mention that when Venezuela was the richest country in South America, over half the population lived in utter poverty. You think that for this reason Chavez was elected into power?? I think so!
and the country got 10x worse with Chavez and Maduro :/
@@gus1thego You forgot to mention that Venezuela mainly got worse due to the great Satan nation, U.S.A.
Ive went to venezuela too but in 2011
how was it at that time?
@@gus1thego good not bad i went to a cold part
The people are friendly
Eres valiente
gracias :)
Amazing 😍🤩
thanks 😍
As a Venezuelan immigrant living in the US now, thank you so much for making this video! Thank you for showing that Venezuela is a nation with people in it, not just statistics.
Loved the part of you in the slums, never went into any of them myself hahaha
gracias
I come from there and my filmy
And now I’m in America
I really think more people should go to this country and help the population and let’s spend some time with me