Military strikes in southwestern Venezuela and the resultant surge of refugees into neighboring Colombia have sparked renewed claims that the autocratic Maduro regime in Caracas is a major destabilizing force in South America. Those events occurred after an earlier escalation in regional tensions when Venezuela reasserted its territorial claims over Guyana to the disputed Essequibo region in the west of the former British colony.
That dispute dates back to 1962 when Venezuela’s government asserted that the 1899 Paris Arbitral Award, which…Will Venezuela Spark The Next Major Conflict In Latin America?
Понравилась статья? Подпишитесь на канал, чтобы быть в курсе самых интересных материалов
Подписаться