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Weekly Report - 02 July 2020 (WR-20-26)
GUYANA: Venezuela border dispute goes to ICJ
An oral hearing into Guyana’s long-running border controversy with Venezuela began in the International Criminal Court of Justice (ICJ) on 30 June. It is not the most auspicious time for such a momentous hearing to start for Guyana, with the country mired in an electoral controversy which is shaking its democratic foundations, but it has assembled a crack team of international lawyers that it hopes can obtain a favourable result.
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