CARICOM Heads have raised serious concerns about Venezuela’s plans to conduct elections in the Essequibo region of Guyana, condemning both the electoral intentions and a recent attack on Guyana Defence Force soldiers. They emphasize the need for respect for Guyana’s sovereignty and call for adherence to international law.
During their summit from February 19 to 21, CARICOM Heads of Government expressed significant concern regarding Venezuela’s intentions to hold elections in Guyana’s Essequibo region. They issued a communique urging Venezuela to refrain from conducting any electoral activities or making territorial intrusions in what they regard as Guyana’s sovereign territory.
In conclusion, the CARICOM Heads of Government have made a strong stand against Venezuela’s plans to hold elections in Essequibo. They condemned recent incidents of aggression and reiterated support for Guyana’s sovereignty while promoting peaceful judicial resolution of the border controversy. Their unified stance reflects a commitment to uphold international law and respect territorial integrity.
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