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Guyana condemns Venezuela for pursuing annexation of disputed region

Venezuela has signed into law the results of a recent referendum that lays claim to over two-thirds of Guyana.

Govt. inks $77M contract to build Women's Groups buildings in Mashabo & Mainstay

Activists: Essequibo people will suffer if dispute escalates - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Guyana's president says his country is preparing to defend itself against Venezuela

Guyana's president tells the Associated Press his country is taking every necessary step to protect itself from Venezuela over disputed area.

Venezuelans vote in Maduro-pushed referendum over Guyana

Venezuela's government says voters OK'd a referendum pushed by President Nicolás Maduro to claim sovereignty over much of its oil-rich neighbor Guyana.

Venezuela claims large support for annexing oil-rich Guyana territory

Venezuela claims that a referendum showed massive support for establishing a state in Essequibo.

Venezuela holds referendum on oil-rich Guyana region: Four things to know

Sunday’s referendum will be held over the fate of Essequibo, an oil-rich Guyana-ruled region that Venezuela claims.

U.N. court bars Venezuela from altering Guyana's control over disputed territory

The U.N. top court, however, did not specifically ban Venezuela from holding its planned referendum Sunday on the territory’s future.

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

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.