US EditionMaduro’s Regime Increased Its Threats Against Guyana over the Esequibo Territory: “We’re Going to Get It Back”
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The Venezuelan dictator again ignored the authority of the International Court of Justice and accused ExxonMobil and “imperial interests” of influencing the territorial dispute
President Nicolás Maduro highlighted this Monday that the Geneva Agreement and the rights of Venezuela “to our Esequibo” will prevail. READ ALSO: President of Venezuela highlights popular military police fusion to guarantee peace in the country “The Geneva Agreement is the valid instrument for any event to sit down to resolve the territorial dispute,” said the head of state. Maduro also pointed out that “we have a mandate when questions were ask…
DOBLE LLAVE – Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro reiterated that «earlier than later» Venezuela will recover the Esequibo, a territory of almost 160,000 square kilometers, rich in deposits and minerals, which it disputes with Guyana for more than a century. «The miracle of the complete recovery of the Esequibo we will see it sooner than later, make the maneuver made by ExxonMobil, imperialism and the International Court (of Justice, ICJ)», Madu…
CARACAS.— Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, reiterated in the last few hours that "earlier than later" the South American country will recover the Esequibo, a territory of almost 160,000 square kilometers rich in deposits and minerals, which has been in dispute with Guyana for more than a century. "The miracle of the complete recovery of the Esequibo we will see it sooner than later, make the maneuver made by ExxonMobil, imperialism and the…
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