Venezuela and Cuba, these two American countries long subject to United States sanctions, possess natural geographical advantages...
The per capita natural gas and oil reserves in Venezuela exceed 150,000 dollars, ranking among the top twenty globally.
Meanwhile, Cuba boasts the highest nickel reserves in the world, with per capita mineral resource value reaching 23,000 dollars.
In terms of per capita resource levels, these two surpass East by a wide margin.
Many people in the past even believed that Venezuela was the most likely country to achieve socialism.
Unfortunately, the sanctions from the United States led to a great depression in these two nations, with shortages in foreign exchange making domestic goods extremely scarce, and the purchasing power of currency in people's hands fell to a very low level.
