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Venezuela claims this part of Guyana as theirs. And the situation is very tense in the region. Venezuela is in the mood to invade the region.
Will update you more on this issue between Guyana and Venezuela
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Oil discovery in 2015 changed everything !!!
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Guyana has huge hindu origin population.
2020: 23%
1980: 35%
Still 39% are ethinically Indian.
Between 1835 and 1918, 341,600 Indians were imported into British Guyana from India as workers
2020: 23%
1980: 35%
Still 39% are ethinically Indian.
Between 1835 and 1918, 341,600 Indians were imported into British Guyana from India as workers
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ABDUL SHEHIM caught after surprise inspection for using
" TOILET WATER " for cooking food & offer to devotees at "Sabrimala"
" TOILET WATER " for cooking food & offer to devotees at "Sabrimala"
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Will update you more on this issue between Guyana and Venezuela
Venezuela claims Guyanaβs Essequibo region, a territory larger than Greece and rich in oil and minerals, as its own and whose future it intends to decide Sunday with a referendum.
The practical and legal implications of the vote, which among other things calls for turning Essequibo into a Venezuelan state, remain unclear, but the referendum has left area residents on edge.
The 61,600-square-mile (159,500-square-kilometer) area accounts for two-thirds of Guyana.
Yet, Venezuela has always considered Essequibo as its own because the region was within its boundaries during the Spanish colonial period, and it has long disputed the border decided by international arbitrators in 1899, when Guyana was still a British colony.
Venezuelaβs commitment to pursue the territorial claim has fluctuated over the years. Its interest piqued again in 2015 when ExxonMobil announced it had found oil in commercial quantities off the Essequibo coast.
The disputed boundary was decided by arbitrators from Britain, Russia and the United States. The U.S. represented Venezuela on the panel in part because the Venezuelan government had broken off diplomatic relations with Britain.
Venezuelan officials contend the Americans and Europeans conspired to cheat their country out of the land and argue that a 1966 agreement to resolve the dispute effectively nullified the original arbitration. Guyana, the only English-speaking country in South America, maintains the initial accord is legal and binding and asked the world court in 2018 to rule it as such.
The practical and legal implications of the vote, which among other things calls for turning Essequibo into a Venezuelan state, remain unclear, but the referendum has left area residents on edge.
The 61,600-square-mile (159,500-square-kilometer) area accounts for two-thirds of Guyana.
Yet, Venezuela has always considered Essequibo as its own because the region was within its boundaries during the Spanish colonial period, and it has long disputed the border decided by international arbitrators in 1899, when Guyana was still a British colony.
Venezuelaβs commitment to pursue the territorial claim has fluctuated over the years. Its interest piqued again in 2015 when ExxonMobil announced it had found oil in commercial quantities off the Essequibo coast.
The disputed boundary was decided by arbitrators from Britain, Russia and the United States. The U.S. represented Venezuela on the panel in part because the Venezuelan government had broken off diplomatic relations with Britain.
Venezuelan officials contend the Americans and Europeans conspired to cheat their country out of the land and argue that a 1966 agreement to resolve the dispute effectively nullified the original arbitration. Guyana, the only English-speaking country in South America, maintains the initial accord is legal and binding and asked the world court in 2018 to rule it as such.
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Brazil is sending forces towards the border to defend Guyana.
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Hindu students of NIT - Srinagar carried out March in support of a suspended Marathi student while chanting "Vande Matram"
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The U.S. declined to comment on when or how its officials became aware of the alleged assassination attempt, as well as how it was derailed.
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