Essequibo Strip News Today

ExxonMobil’s president said the company has no intention of ceasing operations in the Stabroek Block and has Guyana’s and US support.

General Domingo Antonio Sifontes fought against British expansion into Venezuelan territory in the late 19th century.

Caracas has urged Guyana to promptly remove the UK warship and refrain from involving military forces in the Essequibo dispute.

VA's Andreína Chávez argues that sovereignty involves some tough choices, including in oil dealings with Chevron and the United States.

Our latest podcast episode takes stock of Venezuela's political and economic situation and examines both internal and external factors.

Ali and Maduro met following a letter by PM Ralph Gonsalves of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines calling to defuse rising tensions.

Our latest podcast episode takes stock of Venezuela's political and economic situation and examines both internal and external factors.

Brazil’s Lula, along with leaders from CELAC and CARICOM, will facilitate the talks between Caracas and Georgetown about the Essequibo.

Republicans have introduced bills in Congress demanding that Biden “recognize” Machado as a presidential candidate.

President Maduro ordered the creation of several civil and military institutions for the disputed Essequibo region.