Editing List of Venezuelans (section)

==Politicians==
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{{See also|List of Presidents of Venezuela}}

* [[Pablo Acosta Ortiz]] (1864–1914), Doctor, Surgeon, Politician.
* [[Rómulo Betancourt]] (1908–1981), former president (1945–1948; 1959–1964) and founder of the Democratic Action party (AD, by its initials in Spanish)
* [[Juan Guaidó]] (born 1983), politician & political activist.
* [[Douglas Bravo]] (born 1923), former guerrilla leader and founder of the Venezuelan Revolution party (PRV, for its initials in Spanish)[[File:1979. Febrero, 2. Doctorado Honoris Causa en la Universidad de Lovaina, Bélgica.jpg|thumb|60px|[[Rafael Caldera]]]]
* [[Rafael Caldera]] (1916–2009), former president (1969–1974; 1994–1999) and founder of the Social Christian party (Copei, by its initials in Spanish)[[File:Hugo Chávez salute.jpg|thumb|70px|[[Hugo Chávez]]]]
*[[Rubén González Cárdenas]] (1875 –1939), lawyer  He became Secretary General for the Government; Minister of Public Instruction and Minister of Interior Relations
* [[Pedro Carmona]] (born 1941), former president (2002)[[File:Juan Vicente Gómez, 1911.jpg|thumb|70px|[[Juan Vicente Gómez]]]]
* [[Cipriano Castro]] (1858–1924), former president (1899–1908)[[File:Jose Antonio Paez 000.jpg|thumb|75px|[[José Antonio Páez]]]]
* [[Hugo Chávez]] (1954–2013), former president (1999–2013) and founder of the Fifth Republic Movement party (MVR, by its initials in Spanish)[[File:Marcos Pérez Jiménez.jpg|thumb|70px|[[Marcos Pérez Jiménez]]]]
* [[Joaquín Crespo]] (1841–1898), former president (1884–1886; 1892–1898)
* [[Juan Crisóstomo Falcón]] (1820–1870), former president (1863–1868)
* [[Rómulo Gallegos]] (1884–1969), former president (1948)
* [[Juan Vicente Gómez]] (1857–1935), former president (1908–1935)
* [[Antonio Guzmán Blanco]] (1829–1899), former president (1870–1877)
* [[Wolfgang Larrazábal]] (1911–2003), former president (1958–1959)
* [[Eleazar López Contreras]] (1883–1973), former president (1935–1941)
* [[Leopoldo López]] (born 1971), former mayor of the Chacao municipality (2000–2008)
* [[Nicolás Maduro]] (born 1962), president of Venezuela (2013–)
* [[Pompeyo Márquez]] (born 1922), former minister of borders (1994–1999) 
* [[Isaías Medina Angarita]] (1897–1953), former president (1941–1945)
* [[Fabricio Ojeda]] (1929–1966), former guerrilla fighter
* [[José Antonio Páez]] (1790–1873) former president (1830–1835; 1839–1843; 1861–1863)
* [[Dori Parra de Orellana]] (1923–2007), former governor and senator of Lara state
* [[Jacinta Parejo de Crespo]] (1845–1914), former [[First Lady of Venezuela]] (1884–1886; 1892–1898)
* [[Carlos Andrés Pérez]] (1922–2010), former president (1974–1979; 1989–1993)
* [[Marcos Pérez Jiménez]] (1914–2001), former president (1952–1958)
* [[Teodoro Petkoff]] (1932–2018), former guerrilla fighter and minister of the central office of coordination and planning (1996–1999)
* [[José Vicente Rangel]] (born 1929), former vice president (2002–2007) and minister of foreign affairs (1991–2001)
* [[Alí Rodríguez Araque]] (1937–2018), former ambassador to Cuba (2014–2018), minister of foreign affairs (2004–2006), minister of finance (2008–2010), and general secretary of OPEC (2000–2002)
* [[Irene Sáez]] (born 1961), former mayor of the Chacao municipality (1993–1998) and governor of Nueva Esparta (1999–2000)
* [[Juan Manuel Sucre Figarella]] (1925–1996), former minister of defense (1974–1975)
* [[Leopoldo Sucre Figarella]] (1926–1996), former governor of Bolívar (1958–1959) and minister of public works (1960–1969)
* [[Alirio Ugarte Pelayo]] (1923–1967), former governor of Monagas (1948–1951) and ambassador to Mexico (1959–1962)
* [[Guillermo Tell Villegas]] (1823–1907), former president (1868; 1870; 1892)
* [[Ramón José Velásquez]] (born 1916), former president (1993–1994)
* [[Jóvito Villalba]] (1908–1981), founder of the Democratic Republican Union party (URD, by its initials in Spanish)
*[[Ezequiel Zamora]] (1817–1860), soldier, and leader of the Federalists in the [[Federal War]]