Venezuela accuses UK of provocation by sending warship to Guyana
Venezuela accused the United Kingdom of provocation by announcing it would send a warship to take part in joint military exercises with neighboring
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Venezuela accused the United Kingdom of provocation by announcing it would send a warship to take part in joint military exercises with neighboring
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro insisted Monday that next Thursday's talks in St Vicent and the Grenadines between him and his Guyanese colleague Irfaan Ali were the direct result of the Dec. 3 referendum and, hence, an achievement of the Venezuelan people.
"No blood for oil" becomes, "Blood for oil, yeah!"
Caracas is reportedly moving to claim the Essequibo territory of neighboring Guyana
Although Venezuela does not have since 1899 the effective control of the Essequibo area disputed with Guyana, President Nicolás Maduro announced Tuesday that he planned to grant oil-drilling licenses after Sunday's referendum recognized the South American country's alleged rights over the territory.