cári

Cári is a small, unincorporated community located in the state of Zulia in Venezuela. It is situated in the Mara Municipality, near the border with Colombia. The area is characterized by its arid climate and is primarily inhabited by indigenous communities, particularly the Wayuu people.

The economy of Cári is largely based on traditional activities such as subsistence agriculture and livestock raising. The Wayuu people in this region maintain many of their cultural practices and traditions, including their distinct language and social structures. Access to basic services like healthcare, education, and clean water can be challenging for residents due to the remote location and limited infrastructure.

The development of Cári is often linked to broader regional development initiatives in Zulia. Like many rural areas in Venezuela, it faces challenges related to economic stability and resource management. The community's existence is deeply intertwined with the natural environment and the cultural heritage of its inhabitants.