Guyana condemns Venezuela for signing into law a referendum approving annexation of disputed region
- Venezuelan President Maduro signed a law staking claim to two-thirds of Guyana, triggering condemnation from Guyana's government. The move violates international law.
- Maduro insists on sovereignty over Guyana's oil-rich region, their dispute dating back decades. Guyana strengthens military ties with U.S., France, and India.
- Guyana and Venezuela met to discuss the territorial dispute, agreeing not to use threats or force against each other. A court ruling is expected next year.
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