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There is a mysterious expanding black goo called La Mancha Negra (the black stain) that covers parts of roads in Caracas, Venezuela. Millions of dollars have been spent researching it, yet the cause is still unknown. 1,800 people have died in auto accidents due to the goo.
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Since 2007, an unfinished skyscraper in Caracas, Venezuela, has been re-appropriated by squatters into a vast 'vertical slum' which now includes grocery stores, hairdressers, and an unlicensed dentist.
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There is an unfinished skyscraper in Caracas, Venezuela, that is home to 2,500 squatters. Residents have improvised basic utility services, use motorcycles to travel between the lower floors, and the building has many bodegas and an unlicensed dentist.
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In Caracas, Venezuela, as kids go to bed on xmas Eve, they tie a string to their big toe, leaving the other end outside their bedroom window. Streets are closed to cars until 8am for people to roller-skate to early mass, tugging on hanging string as they go by to wake the ones that are sleeping.
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Caracas, Venezuela has the cheapest gasoline in the world: $0.06 per gallon.
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Venezuela's capital city and its largest city is Caracas. Its official name is Santiago de Leon de Caracas.
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while in Caracas, Venezuela Nixon (Vice President at the time), was almost killed by an angry mob.
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Despite being one of the most violent cities on Earth, there is only one morgue in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. In the first six months of 2010 they received 2,177 murder victims
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Syrian singer Sabah Fakhri entered the Guinness Book of World Records in 1968 for singing non-stop for ten hours on stage in Caracas, Venezuela.
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The Torre David, a 47-storey tower in Caracas, Venezuela, is occupied by squatters up to the 28th floor, without the aid of an elevator.
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It costs less than $0.004 to ride on the Caracas Venezuela Metro (with air conditioning) - black market exchange rate is 1000 Bolivares to the dollar, fare is 4 Bolivares
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In 1958 Vice President Nixon's car was attacked by an angry crowd while traveling through Caracas, Venezuela.
