Texto 2: Los Problemas De Las Fronteras Venezolanas

Hermann González Oropeza

doi:10.62876/rm.v1i32.6959

Authors

Hermann González Oropeza UCAB

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62876/rm.v1i32.6959

Keywords:

Borders, Demarcation, Delimitation, Integration, Populating, Migration, Security, Defense, High Guajira, Gulf of Venezuela, Montes de Oca, Perijá, Motilones, De Oro River, Catatumbo, Boca de Grita, Táchira, Arauca, Meta, Orinoco, Atabapo, Rio Negro, Parima, Pacaraima, Roraima, Esequibo´´s Claim

Abstract

This article offers a panoramic view of the main problems that
took place in the Venezuelan land borders in the late eighties.
Regarding that these are graverand less sol va ble each day, due
to the position of postponing the given solutions; and to the
fact that they are of such dimension that they could hardly be
solved in onc single administration, the author develops the
generic roots of these problems, to difference them in the
various border areas, within the following outline:
COLOMBIA: High Guajira - Gulf oí Venezuela¡ Montes de Oca
- Perija Motilones; De oro River - Catatumbo - Tres Bocas -
Boca de Grita; Tachira's border; Aauca - Meta's fluvial sector;
Orinoco's fluvial sector, Dividing aters of sierras Parima,
Pacaraima and Roraima. THE ESEQUIBA BOROER