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The 22 pages that link to Venezuela, each with the reason it gives.

• Gran ColombiaBroader topic: Its separation established one of the republic’s successor countries.

• Venezuelan War of IndependenceBroader topic: Its independent statehood emerged from the war and the later breakup of the union.

• Dutch CaribbeanRelated: Proximity to Venezuela links the southern Dutch islands to mainland Caribbean and South American life.

• Trinidad and TobagoCompared with: Its proximity has shaped migration, trade, and Trinidad’s continental connections.

• CaracasNarrower topic: Caracas is its capital and the seat of national government.

• GuyanaCompared with: Venezuela’s claim to the Essequibo region is a central territorial dispute involving Guyana.

• Captaincy General of VenezuelaNarrower topic: The captaincy general’s administrative consolidation helped define Venezuela’s territorial framework.

• Congress of CúcutaBroader topic: Venezuelan separation exposed the difficulty of sustaining the congress's unified republic.

• Baruj BenacerrafRelated: Benacerraf’s life began in Caracas before his family moved to France and later the United States.

• Guri DamNarrower topic: Guri Dam is a central part of Venezuela’s electricity infrastructure.

• Venezuelan crisisNarrower topic: The crisis arose from disputes over this country’s debts, government, and sovereignty.

• BarquisimetoNarrower topic: Barquisimeto is one of Venezuela’s major inland cities.

• CúcutaNarrower topic: Cúcuta directly adjoins Venezuela and is closely tied to its border communities.

• Welser familyBroader topic: A Welser-backed concession made the family a major participant in Spanish colonial rule there.

• Alonso de OjedaRelated: Ojeda’s 1499 expedition helped give the region its European name through a comparison with Venice.

• Carlos the JackalRelated: His Venezuelan origin shaped his early identity before his move into European militancy.

• Cock-of-the-rockRelated: Both cock-of-the-rock species occur in Venezuela's varied forest regions.

• MaracayNarrower topic: Maracay is one of Venezuela’s major inland cities.

• Marisol EscobarRelated: Her Venezuelan background preceded her move to the United States and shaped her transnational identity.

• Our Lady of CoromotoNarrower topic: Her status as patroness belongs to Venezuelan national religious identity.

• StupendemysNarrower topic: Many significant Stupendemys fossils were recovered from Venezuelan deposits.

• The GuianasRelated: Venezuela borders the Guianas and claims the Essequibo region administered by Guyana.