Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Monday said he was
calling in the country's ambassador in neighboring Guyana for consultations
amid an escalating row over oil exploration in a disputed offshore territory. The
OPEC nation in June demanded that Guyana halt exploration being carried out by
Exxon Mobil Corp off the coast of the region known as the Essequibo, weeks
after Exxon said it had found oil."It takes a lot of patience to process,
digest and not vomit when one reads and hears the statements against Venezuela
... by the current president (of Guyana)," Maduro said in a speech to
parliament dedicated to the issue. He also ordered the foreign ministry to
conduct a full review of bilateral relations. More..
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Venezuela recalls ambassador to Guyana amid territory dispute
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Monday said he was
calling in the country's ambassador in neighboring Guyana for consultations
amid an escalating row over oil exploration in a disputed offshore territory. The
OPEC nation in June demanded that Guyana halt exploration being carried out by
Exxon Mobil Corp off the coast of the region known as the Essequibo, weeks
after Exxon said it had found oil."It takes a lot of patience to process,
digest and not vomit when one reads and hears the statements against Venezuela
... by the current president (of Guyana)," Maduro said in a speech to
parliament dedicated to the issue. He also ordered the foreign ministry to
conduct a full review of bilateral relations. More..
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