Coverage dated November 28, 2023

Venezuela’s planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana residents on edge

Headline from WTOP Washington DC

SURAMA, Guyana (AP) — Congregants of an Anglican church in a sparsely populated rainforest village in Guyana gathered recently to bid on a bounty of bananas, squash and other produce during a…

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  1. Green Field Reporter

    Venezuela's planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana residents on edge - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    SURAMA, Guyana (AP) — Congregants of an Anglican church in a sparsely populated rainforest village in Guyana gathered recently to bid on a bounty of bananas, squash and other produce during a community event. They sang hymns and rang a bell after each successful bid.

  2. WTOP Washington DC

    Venezuela’s planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana residents on edge (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    SURAMA, Guyana (AP) — Congregants of an Anglican church in a sparsely populated rainforest village in Guyana gathered recently to bid on a bounty of bananas, squash and other produce during a…

  3. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Venezuela's planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana residents on edge | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    Venezuela's planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana residents on edge

  4. Los Angeles Times

    Venezuela's planned vote over territory dispute leaves Guyana on edge (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Members of an Anglican church in a sparsely populated rainforest village in Guyana are asking for peace for their community amid territorial dispute.

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