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Venezuela Insists on Sitting "Face to Face" with Guyana to Settle Territorial Dispute
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Yván Gil stressed that the International Court of Justice has no jurisdiction in the case and reiterated Venezuela’s position. The 1966 agreement obliges bilateral negotiations.
At the headquarters of the Bolivarian Diplomacy of Peace, the Yellow House “Antonio José de Sucre”, representatives of the legal body and diplomatic authorities met to analyze the validity, legality and historical position of Venezuela in the face of the dispute of the Esequiba Guiana. During this forum called “60 years of the Geneva Agreement: Venezuela’s force, legality and historical position”, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, affir…
Venezuela insisted this Thursday to sit "face to face" with Guyana to put an end to the dispute over the Esequibo, the territory of about 160,000 square kilometers administered by Georgetown and claimed by Caracas, and in whose defense the Chavista government assures that it will be "patient, constant and firm." Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil said [...] The entry Venezuela insists on sitting "face to face" with Guyana to resolve territoria…
During the opening of the Forum "60 Years of the Geneva Agreement: Validity, Legality, and Venezuela's Historical Position," the Minister of People's Power for Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil Pinto, reiterated Venezuela's right to the territory of Guayana Esequiba. From the "Antonio José de Sucre" Yellow House, the Foreign Minister reiterated that the "only legally binding instrument to resolve the historical territorial dispute between Venezuela and …
DOBLE LLAVE – Venezuela proposed this Tuesday to Guyana "finally initiate a negotiation in good faith" to resolve the dispute over the disputed territory of the Esequibo, recalling that 60 years ago the Geneva Agreement was signed, seen by Caracas as the only way to "achieve a mutually acceptable solution". The government in charge of Delcy Rodríguez makes this proposal when his country lives what he has defined as a "new political moment" after…
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