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Ali Is "Turning Guyana Into A Branch Of ExxonMobil" Claims Venezuela. - The St Kitts Nevis Observer - Vimarsana News

Ali Is "Turning Guyana Into A Branch Of ExxonMobil" Claims Venezuela. - The St Kitts Nevis Observer

Venezuela's National Assembly has approved a national referendum that would seek support for Venezuela’s “defense” of the disputed Essequibo, a resource-rich strip of land with coastal waters controlled and administered by Guyana, “against the American empire,” Reuters reported on September 23, citing Foreign Affairs Minister Yvan Gil Pinto.

Venezuela: US seeking to create military base in disputed region of Essequibo - Vimarsana News

Venezuela: US seeking to create military base in disputed region of Essequibo

Venezuela says the US intends to establish a military base on a disputed territory between Venezuela and Guyana called Essequibo.

Source: presstv.ir
Guyana responds to Venezuela that it has right to develop oil resources in its territory - Vimarsana News

Guyana responds to Venezuela that it has right to develop oil resources in its territory

San Juan, Sept 19 (EFE).- Guyanese President Irfaan Ali said Tuesday that Guyana has the right to develop its resources in any part of its territory, after Venezuela had rejected the recent auction of oil blocks in a disputed maritime area. The Venezuelan government, on a statement issued earlier on Tuesday, called the bidding round …

Guyana responds to Venezuela that it has right to develop oil resources in its territory - Vimarsana News

Guyana responds to Venezuela that it has right to develop oil resources in its territory

Guyanese President Irfaan Ali said that Guyana has the right to develop its resources after Venezuela had rejected the auction of oil blocks in disputed maritime area.

Source: efe.com
'We moved to the Amazon rainforest for a new life - but now we've been deported' - Vimarsana News

'We moved to the Amazon rainforest for a new life - but now we've been deported'

Greg and Guen and their young children are heading across the world to a new destination after they were have been told they must leave Guyana 'on pain of imprisonment'