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UK warship in Guyana may renew tensions with Venezuela
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Headline GUYANA/VENEZUELA: UK warship may boost tensions
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Venezuela-Guyana tensions ease but dispute will go on
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Headline VENEZUELA/GUYANA: Tensions ease but dispute will go on
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Referendum plan will renew Guyana-Venezuela tensions
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Headline GUYANA/VENEZUELA: Referendum plan will renew tensions
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Talks aim to stop further Venezuela-Guyana escalation
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Headline VENEZUELA/GUYANA: Talks aim to stop further escalation
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Venezuela-Guyana Essequibo row will rise pre-election
Emerald Expert BriefingsHeadline VENEZUELA/GUYANA: Essequibo row will rise pre-election
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New US visits may strain Guyana-Venezuela nerves
Emerald Expert BriefingsHeadline GUYANA/US/VENEZUELA: New visits may strain nerves
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US Guyana visit may raise new Venezuela frictions
Emerald Expert BriefingsHeadline VENEZUELA/GUYANA/US: Visit may raise new frictions
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Military moves may increase Venezuela-Guyana tensions
Emerald Expert BriefingsHeadline VENEZUELA/GUYANA: Military moves may increase tensions
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Venezuela's Guyana referendum will bring new tensions
Emerald Expert Briefings, 2023Significance Official figures suggest that 10 million people participated in a referendum held on December 3 in which over 90% of those who voted (accounting for nearly half of the electorate) endorsed Venezuela’s sovereignty claim over the Essequibo region. The referendum is non-binding; there are no immediate next steps
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Essequibo : une vieille plaie entre Venezuela et Guyana
Politique étrangère, 2021Héritage de la décolonisation et d’une longue bataille juridique, la querelle de l’Essequibo – territoire guyanais revendiqué par Caracas – est désormais portée devant la Cour internationale de justice. Mais cette Cour ne s’est prononcée que sur sa propre compétence, que lui déniait le Venezuela.
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