Ahead of Venezuela's Presidential elections, over 70 opposition activists have been arrested, reflecting President Maduro's suppression of a strong opposition lead. Despite the disqualification of primary winner Maria Corina Machado, Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia has emerged as a new leader. Guyana remains wary after Maduro disinvited EU election observers.

Maduro's administration should focus on ensuring Venezuelans can vote in the upcoming elections rather than plotting to take Guyana's Essequibo region. With millions of Venezuelans unable to vote, it's crucial to prioritize internal issues over territorial disputes, respecting Guyana's sovereignty and international rulings.

Amid rising tensions between Guyana and Venezuela, Canada has voiced its support for Guyana. During Canada Day celebrations, High Commissioner Mark Berman emphasized Canada's commitment to peace and international law. This support is crucial as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is suspected of using the border dispute with Guyana to retain power, despite ongoing hostility and provocations.

Guyana continues on the journey of diplomacy with the recent dispatching of Dr. Richard Van West-Charles to the Bolivarian Republic as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary

In South American geopolitics, Colombia's confrontation with Venezuela reveals a story of strategic aggression against peace. Unveiling Venezuela's concealed motives, we explore historical nuances, highlighting Colombia's resilience as a model for Guyana in countering geopolitical threats through unity.

This exposé reveals a calculated use of propaganda aiming to sway global sentiment against Guyana in the Essequibo dispute. From state-controlled narratives to global disinformation campaigns, and a cult of personality strategy, Venezuela strategically crafts perceptions, unraveling a complex geopolitical narrative.

Explore the historical facts of the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy. From 19th-century emergence to 21st-century diplomacy, witness Guyana's triumph.

The inclusion of the Geneva Agreement in the Joint Declaration of Argyle as another means to resolve this controversy could potentially be exploited by Venezuela