Through an Official Communiqué, Venezuela rejected the warlike statements issued by the President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, during a media show held on Friday, October 27, in the territory of Guyana Essequiba.
The information was announced by the Chancellor of the Republic, Yván Gil through a publication on his social network account “X” where he repeated that Venezuela called for diplomatic dialogue.
#Comunicado Venezuela llama al diálogo diplomático y rechaza las declaraciones guerreristas emitidas por el Presidente de la República Cooperativa de Guyana, Irfaan Ali, durante un show mediático realizado el día viernes, 27 de octubre, en el territorio de la Guayana Esequiba. pic.twitter.com/8tkm3YQIvg
— Yvan Gil (@yvangil) October 28, 2023
In the letter, Venezuela criticized President Ali showed behavior contrary to the commitments assumed in the Geneva Agreement of 1966, which defined the route to be followed to resolve the territorial dispute between Guyana and Venezuela.
Likewise, he criticized once again, the purchase of the entire Guyanese leadership by Exxon Mobil, a transnational that designed plans to threaten and attack the Venezuelan people and steal the resources that belong to them.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela rejected the declarations of war issued by the President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, during a media demonstration held on Friday, October 27, in the territory of Guyana Esequiba.
Following the instructions from the United States Southern Command, which gave him the order to intensify his actions, President Ali showed behavior contrary to the commitments made in the 1966 Geneva Agreement, which defined the path to be followed to solve the territorial dispute between Guyana and Venezuela.
Venezuela has criticized, once again, the purchase of the entire Guyanese leadership by Exxon Mobil, a transnational that designs plans to threaten and attack the Venezuelan people and steal the resources that belong to them.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, in defense of its legitimate and historic rights in Guyana Essequiba, urges the Cooperative Republic of Guyana to renounce the war race, gain diplomatic dialogue, and abandon illegal actions, opposed the Geneva Agreement, which is the valid instrument for the resolution of the territorial dispute between the two countries.
