US EditionGuyana’s president says his country is preparing to defend itself from Venezuela over disputed area
- Brazil rejects the use of force by Venezuela to occupy Guyana's Esequibo territory and urges Venezuela not to threaten its neighbor.
- Guyana's President Irfaan Ali plans to report Venezuela's comments on proposed oil development to the United Nations and the ICJ, and has sought military assistance from allies and regional partners.
- The dispute escalated after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro held a referendum claiming sovereignty over Essequibo, which Guyana considers a failure and is preparing for any eventuality.
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Lula Reluctantly Adopts Mediator Role in Venezuela-Guyana Crisis
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who has long tried to positioned himself as an independent arbiter in global conflicts, now faces the uncomfortable possibility of having to mediate a crisis between Brazil’s northern neighbors Venezuela and Guyana.
Un estadounidense fue detenido a finales de octubre en Venezuela acusado de «conspirar» con la petrolera ExxonMobil en la disputa que ese país mantiene con Guyana por el Esequibo, una región rica en petróleo, informó este miércoles el fiscal general, Tarek William Saab, quien incluyó en el caso a políticos de la oposición. Saab dijo que el estadounidense Savoi Jadon Wright formó parte de una trama para «conspirar» en un intento de boicot contra …
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