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Cumana

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Noun1.Cumana - a port city in northeastern Venezuela on the Caribbean Sea; founded in 1523, it is the oldest European settlement in South America
Republic of Venezuela, Venezuela - a republic in northern South America on the Caribbean; achieved independence from Spain in 1811; rich in oil


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Sucre wants to build near the city of Cumana, on the deep and calm waters of the Gulf of Cariaco.
In the later 1650s, for example, the Dutch engaged a citizen of Cumana (Venezuela), who was interviewed in Amsterdam to determine if he might help in a planned insurrection designed to seize the northern section of the continent (from Venezuela to Brazil).
Ltd, China (4,500 employees, foodservices) Shanghai Huizhong Automotive Manufactory, China (5,000 employees, foodservices) ; Toyota, Cumana, Venezuela (Facilities Management) ; Hitachi, Thailand (8,000 employees, foodservices) ; United Nations, Asian Head Quarters, Thailand, (1,200 people, foodservices)
 
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