Guyana has bungled its handling of the territorial controversy with Venezuela. The talks which were held recently in New York between the foreign Ministers of Guyana and Venezuela suggest strongly that Guyana will not achieve its objective of having the matter placed before the International Court of Justice.
that Venezuela wants to go there is pure Tillerson, Trump and Exxon. there does not seem to be any way Venezuela would agree to that.
Venezuela wud have no chance there
there is little Venezuela will agree to coming from BG for the very reason that BG is a an american dominated colony
Guyana had no choice, after Venezuela issued decrees in 2015 claiming parts of Guyanaโs sea space, to internationalize this issue. Guyana took the right step to launch a diplomatic offensive against the threats posed by Venezuela.
This has always been the response of Guyana. It always has pursued the diplomatic option to any threat that it has faced from Venezuela. This time, however, Guyana was more belligerent and reckless.
chairman post=353793 Wrote:This has always been the response of Guyana. It always has pursued the diplomatic option to any threat that it has faced from Venezuela. This time, however, Guyana was more belligerent and reckless.
so what!! who cares!!! dat is all Guyana cyan do anyway...talk and arks other with power to mediate. I mean cyan Guyana even approach dem court an' dem on their own... or deh have to be taken there by a mentor..like the USA :S :S
Guyana forgot the most fundamental rule in diplomacy. You talk first and then you act. Guyana was not interested in talking with Venezuela. The war of words between Guyana and Venezuela led to a recall of the Venezuelan ambassador to Guyana
chairman post=353799 Wrote:Guyana forgot the most fundamental rule in diplomacy. You talk first and then you act. Guyana was not interested in talking with Venezuela. The war of words between Guyana and Venezuela led to a recall of the Venezuelan ambassador to Guyana
dat was and is because the americans are directing BG Behavior
Guyana also sacrificed its rice market with Venezuela. For the sake of political grandstanding, Guyana was prepared to place the livelihoods of Guyanese farmers in jeopardy by sacrificing the rice market in Venezuela. Guyana should not have allowed that to happen. Venezuela, facing a food crisis, was not going to stop buying Guyanaโs rice, unless it was forced to do so.
