... the other five, and thirdly, his ideas of liberating slaves was radical for the time. Not only was he the most influential, but he was arguably the most interesting person in Latin America at the time. The first fact that makes Simon Bolivar more influential than any other Latin American Liberators was that he assisted more countries than anyone else ... . Even now, the people of Bolivia remember Simon Bolivar the same way we remember George Washington, Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln. In fact, his work in freeing this countries has influenced a new way of looking at governmen...

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... dollar increase from 1991. The number of those who are of working age (15-64) make up the majority of the population at 65%. Though the country's government is a democracy much like the United States, it can be very unstable politically at times. There are at least fifteen different political parties, and many politicians jump from one to another ... Indonesia). The enormous population paves the way for a very large consumer base. The country has a deep rooted, dynamic, and profitable capitalist economy, much in the model of the U.S. Brazil is the most developed nation in Latin America, b...

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