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Guyana and Venezuela leaders to meet face-to-face as region pushes to defuse territorial dispute
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The leaders of Guyana and Venezuela are scheduled to meet face-to-face as regional partners urgently seek to defuse a long-standing territorial dispute that has escalated after Venezuelans voted in a referendum to claim two-thirds of their small neighbor.
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Developments in this update
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Venezuela-Guyana crisis: South America urges peace – DW
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Venezuela says it will hold high-level meeting with Guyana over annexation plans
Headline from Local News 8 ·
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Guyana and Venezuela leaders to meet face-to-face as region pushes to defuse territorial dispute
South American countries have called for peace in the region amid heightened tensions between Venezuela and Guyana. Venezuelan voters backed the country's territorial claim on the oil-rich Essequibo region.
Tensions have been rising between Guyana and Venezuela after Venezuela voted to annex the Essequibo region in a referendum. Could the long-standing border dispute escalate into a war?
By Abel Alvarado, CNN (CNN) — Venezuela has accepted a proposal to hold a high-level meeting with Guyana over the status of the disputed and oil-rich Essequibo region, Caracas said on Saturday. “Venezuela expresses its satisfaction and accepts the call to meet with approval and commitment,” read the…
A longstanding border dispute between the two Latin American countries has reached new highs recently. Venezuela claims the oil-rich Essequibo region in Guyana and last weekend staged a vote on its ambitions.
Venezuela and Guyana have agreed to a high-level meeting over the status of the disputed and oil-rich Essequibo region, following a flurry of diplomacy involving leaders of both countries as well as Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, St.
The leaders of Guyana and Venezuela are scheduled to meet face-to-face as regional partners urgently seek to defuse a long-standing territorial dispute that has escalated after Venezuelans voted in a referendum to claim two-thirds of their small neighbor.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana >> The leaders of Guyana and Venezuela headed for a tense meeting Thursday as regional nations sought to defuse a long-standing territorial dispute that has escalated with Venezuelans voting in a referendum to claim two-thirds of their smaller neighbor.
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