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Local, regional military initiatives needed amid Venezuela’s aggression
Guyana's Agent to the International Court of Justice, Carl Greenidge in the country's case on the validity of the 1899...
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Guyana’s National Assembly hears call for Venezuelans to ignore referendum on Essequibo; opposition wants legislation to govern Venezuelan migrants
Foreign Affairs Minister Hugh Todd displays a map showing the award of a large portion of land in the 1899...
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Parliamentary motion denounces Venezuela’s referendum to seize Essequibo, reinforces recognition of World Court to settle border controversy
An internationally recognised map of Guyana that includes Essequibo. The National Assembly on Sunday released a parliamentary motion against Venezuela's...
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Halt granting of Guyanese citizenship to Venezuelans, bar them from voting in elections- AFC
AFC Leader Khemraj Ramjattan, AFC Chairman Catherine Hughes and former AFC General Secretary David Patterson Worried that Venezuelans could determine...
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New US Ambassador highlights priorities
President Irfaan Ali delivering remarks at US Embassy reception to welcome American Ambassador Nicole Theriot (at left) to Guyana. New...
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ICJ sets Nov 14 to hear Guyana’s case to block Venezuela’s referendum on Essequibo
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday said it would hold public hearings on November 14 on Guyana's efforts...
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UG to hold public discussion on “Prepare Rather Than Fear- Venezuela’s Illegal Claim and Its Possible Effects”
The University on Thursday said it is quickly producing “Prepare Rather Than Fear- Venezuela’s Illegal Claim and Its Possible Effects”...
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Migrants from Venezuela, who are eligible, should be allowed to vote in elections- Jagdeo
General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday indicated that Guyanese, who have returned from Venezuela, and...
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Govt, opposition agree to push back parliamentary sitting for resolution against Venezuela
Guyana's government and opposition on Wednesday agreed to reschedule the sitting of the National Assembly to unanimously approve a resolution...
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Brazil, US, OAS Secretary General urge peaceful resolution of Guyana-Venezuela territorial controversy
Prime Minister Mark Phillips addressing the Permanent Council of the Organisation of American States Amid concerns by Guyana that Venezuela's...
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