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Guyana to Crack Down on Gold Smuggled in From Venezuela at the Urging of the US Government

  • Guyana has committed to combating gold smuggling from Venezuela due to U.S. government pressure, as stated by President Irfaan Ali.
  • Local officials suspect Venezuelan-sanctioned gold is being mixed with Guyanese gold for illegal sales.
  • The U.S. Embassy in Guyana has suspended the visas of several miners suspected of smuggling gold.
  • U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot praised the cooperation between the two countries on border security.
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Guyana to crack down on gold smuggled in from Venezuela at the urging of the US government

Guyana has pledged to crack down on gold smuggled across the border from neighboring Venezuela at the urging of the U.S. government.

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Guyana’s president, Irfaan Ali, reported that he took steps to block gold smuggling from Venezuela, which he said was aimed at financing the regime of Nicolás Maduro. Ali said at an event on Friday night as a preamble to the 249th anniversary of U.S. independence, where he warned “all his allies” about Venezuela’s serious threat of gold smuggling. Ali said his government is “adapting resources to ensure that the threat of illicit gold smuggling,…

Guyana’s president, Irfaan Ali, reported that he took steps to block gold smuggling from Venezuela, which he said was allegedly aimed at financing the government of Nicolás Maduro. Ali said at an event on Friday night as a preamble to the 249th anniversary of U.S. independence, where he warned “all his allies” about Venezuela’s serious threat to gold smuggling. Ali said his government is “adapting resources to ensure that the threat of illicit g…

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Demerara Waves broke the news in on Saturday, June 28, 2025.
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