Juan Guzmán

Lessons for the reconstruction of Venezuela   Lifestyle. System of Justice and Guarantee of Compliance with Laws. Development Model and Long-term Strategic Planning for a Sustainable Economy.  Work, activity that dignifies and exalts the nation.     Between 1983 and 1986, I had the privilege of studying at the University of Trondheim, now known as the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). This experience provided me with a unique perspective on Norway, particularly regarding its way of life and development model. During that period, I was able to engage in discussions that helped me clarify which development model would be most suitable for Venezuela. Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU   In Norway, education instills core values from an early age, such as honesty, which is deeply ingrained in their culture and way of life. This ethical foundation is reflected in their value system, with a central focus on the well-being of indi...

DEMOCRACY AND OIL PRODUCTION IN VENEZUELA How Was the Oil Industry Managed in Venezuela? Introduction The socioeconomic and political history that holds the most profound resonance among all Venezuelans and the global community, as formally represented by institutions like the Organization of American States, the United Nations, the European Union, and the International Criminal Court, primarily pertains to the events that have transpired in the 21st century. From a standpoint of logical reasoning and scientific methodology, assessing the socioeconomic and political transformation of Venezuela based solely on the events of the 21st century appears impractical. A more rational and informative approach involves scrutinizing the country's evolution during the period spanning from the 1950s through the close of the 20th century. For a comprehensive comparative analysis, it is imperative to juxtapose Venezuela's trajectory with that of various nations within the same timeframe...