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  • čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
  • In April 2024, President Nicolás Maduro approved a referendum to annex the oil and mineral-rich region of Essequibo. The only problem is that Essequbio makes up two-thirds of Guyana, and they’re not going to give up that land so easily. While the long-standing territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana dates back more than a century, the issue escalated in 2015. That’s when ExxonMobil discovered oil off the coast of Guyana. This prompted Venezuela to revive an old debate over Guyana's territorial claims to Essequibo. Despite efforts by international bodies like the UN to mediate, and Venezuela and Guyana agreeing not to use force to settle the dispute, tensions remain high.
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Komentáře • 122

  • @joellee6142
    @joellee6142 Před měsícem +31

    venezuela cant even run their country, what makes anyone think they can do good for guyana?

    • @sutapasbhattacharya9471
      @sutapasbhattacharya9471 Před měsícem

      USA with Don-the-Con Trump and Genocide Joe bowing to AIPAC is such an exemplar - having spent a century or more destabilizing any non-vassal in Latin America.

    • @sutapasbhattacharya9471
      @sutapasbhattacharya9471 Před měsícem +3

      Jenn O side Jo and Don-the-Con are doing such a great job in the USA!

    • @sutapasbhattacharya9471
      @sutapasbhattacharya9471 Před měsícem +4

      Oil-rich Texas along with California, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado - used to be Northern Mexico!

    • @nope6908
      @nope6908 Před 26 dny

      @@sutapasbhattacharya9471ok and?

    • @OddWoz
      @OddWoz Před dnem

      Lmfao. Well maybe if the U.S. would stop meddling, sanctioning, and isolating them simply because they won’t turn all their resources over to America corporations and install a U.S. puppet… then they could actually get somewhere. Funny you think it’s possible for a developing country to pick themselves up by their bootstraps while being stepped on by 100ton Uncle Sam.

  • @MrDayna39
    @MrDayna39 Před měsícem +37

    Yes, the colonial powers have left many conflicts unresolved, they divided up many lands to suit themselves without regards for the local people

    • @eman3682
      @eman3682 Před měsícem +2

      It was 200+ years ago. Oil was useless back then.

    • @meghasaishyam6847
      @meghasaishyam6847 Před měsícem

      Land.geographical locations .Divided india and still using Pakistan as a puppet state ​@@eman3682

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 28 dny +1

      mr Dayna, this dispute is not unresolved , venezuela agreed to the present border, then changed their minds after 100 years or so.

    • @parsian5919
      @parsian5919 Před 28 dny +2

      @@amazonwarrior7126 Wasn't Chavez saying that the issue was resolved and no one cared about it until oil was discovered.

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 27 dny

      mr dayana39 yes in many lands but in Guyana case Venezuela agreed to the borders,so end of story

  • @adrianbristol4392
    @adrianbristol4392 Před měsícem +24

    venezuela can give it self back to Colombia before coming for land from Guyana

  • @gpttech
    @gpttech Před měsícem +52

    the same with america, they have oil and they want iraq, libya oil and more

    • @joellee6142
      @joellee6142 Před měsícem +5

      iraq took kuwait for their oil remember? they were kicked out of kuwait and that regime was removed from power..

    • @jaredgalvin
      @jaredgalvin Před měsícem +5

      Clearly, you are not educated with facts.

    • @christoferrodriguez7672
      @christoferrodriguez7672 Před měsícem +1

      Russia too

    • @gpttech
      @gpttech Před měsícem

      @@jaredgalvin educated me sir

    • @gabriel38g
      @gabriel38g Před měsícem

      @@joellee6142 How do you think that Hussein was removed? U.S invaded Iraq in 2003. and stayed there until the last term of Obama in 2014. Did you forget?

  • @esdrassantos9729
    @esdrassantos9729 Před měsícem +41

    This dispute is very very old. The UK stole this territory from Venezuela and even the UN at the time decided that the britains shoud give back the land. But the britains withdrawed without do it on purpose, leaving yet another focus of conflict in the region.

    • @LokiTheGodofMischief
      @LokiTheGodofMischief Před měsícem +4

      They bribed the judges in the Paris ruling to rule in their favor since they knew there was gold. That's a historical fact many of these videos miss.

    • @kuheylan123ify
      @kuheylan123ify Před měsícem +11

      I mean the video says Venezuelans solved the dispute and reached an agreement decades ago and what I understand is it is still them who's trying to break the agreement they did decades ago

    • @LokiTheGodofMischief
      @LokiTheGodofMischief Před měsícem +1

      @@kuheylan123ify Yes Hugo said there's no problem with the territory. Nick is doing it to drum up support because schools in Venezuela teach about the history of the disputed region that it belonged to them.

    • @jayyy3456
      @jayyy3456 Před měsícem +6

      Stop with your fake history.

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Před měsícem +2

      Just like the Palestinians who aren’t native to the land of Israel

  • @user-go7zy3fc5f
    @user-go7zy3fc5f Před dnem +3

    This is a colonial dispute. Also the American imperialists shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near Guyanas oil. They’ve already got an unfair and corrupt contract.

  • @user-me1ur7sc5u
    @user-me1ur7sc5u Před měsícem +12

    Essequibo belong to Guyana not a blade grass

    • @retiredrebel
      @retiredrebel Před dnem

      It is a disputed territory no doubt. Venezuela will have no problem if Russian & Chinese oil companies extract the resources, but NOT the Yankee Americans nor Shell/BP & other EU companies. So far Guayana has played smart by not provoking Venezuela. Remember Aljazeera is still a MSM media that selectively retracts some portions of the truth. In this case it never discussed the history of Essequibo nor the agreements between the British Colonial forces & the Spanish (later the Bolivarian Liberation).
      Major Hint - why is Essequibo a Spanish name for the territory?

  • @sovndvibes
    @sovndvibes Před měsícem +11

    The Americans and the companies that already mine there will not allow it.

  • @user-kb2qv5en5f
    @user-kb2qv5en5f Před měsícem +14

    Essequibo belongs to Guyana

  • @christill
    @christill Před měsícem +4

    It’s so bizarre to me that no one thinks to just save money and just build renewable energy. The people in charge of basically every country are addicted to fossil fuels. Addicted to conflict.

  • @mycodenameisejatt
    @mycodenameisejatt Před měsícem +7

    Venezuela is like the Philippines. Recently the Philippines also wants to claim 2/3 of Sabah, one of Malaysia State using historical claim. But Sabah is internationally recognised as a Malaysian region/state since 1963.

  • @jayyy3456
    @jayyy3456 Před měsícem +17

    Contrary to what the Venezuelans will tell you. The land never belonged to them. It changed hands many centuries and was in possession of the Dutch at the time it was transferred to the British. The dispute was settled fairly in an international tribunal in 1899 after USA threaten war against the British at the behest of its vassal regime in Venezuela. It was brought up again in the Cold War era of the 60’s by USA and UK meddling to stoke division in Guyana because it had a communist leaning Government then. This was the birth of Venezuela’s claim at that time it was an American vassal dictatorship like the Middle East dictatorships. Venezuela has no claim to the Essequibo and it never will.

    • @jermainesingh
      @jermainesingh Před měsícem

      I heard the president of usa was in Venezuela shortly before they started making claims again

  • @user-kg3xk5dy8q
    @user-kg3xk5dy8q Před měsícem +5

    LET THE PEOPLE IN THE ESEQUBO VOTE TO BE PART OF GUYANA OR VENEZULA

    • @numbersix8919
      @numbersix8919 Před měsícem

      With no interference from the US.

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 27 dny

      @@numbersix8919 the people of essicreibo are Guyanese and they dont want to vote because essicreibo has always belonged to Guyana and always will. dont pander to a mad dicatitor.

    • @numbersix8919
      @numbersix8919 Před 27 dny +1

      @@amazonwarrior7126 Sounds like the same old imperialist smear to me!

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 27 dny

      @@numbersix8919 no this is what the people of essicreibo want, and they love their country. as all Guyanese do.
      czcams.com/video/dbX39FZ3mT8/video.htmlsi=UY3YE81poGSqx_qR

  • @senoadjiaditya1535
    @senoadjiaditya1535 Před měsícem +3

    It's already happened before, with Iraq and Kuwait! What's new about that?

  • @sladetuner8661
    @sladetuner8661 Před 23 dny +3

    Guyana has a right protect itself

  • @emptyhad2571
    @emptyhad2571 Před měsícem +6

    One note those Spanish “colonies” were not “colonies” but viceroyalties as formal parts of Spain

  • @bissoondatmohan740
    @bissoondatmohan740 Před 12 dny +1

    I personally think moderator that you have it all wrong Venezuela did not want Guyana its the dictator Maduro who is try claiming Guyana territory

  • @vicr.5725
    @vicr.5725 Před 25 dny +1

    Venezuela's government is in the wrong in this case, and is acting as an imperialist country.

  • @sladetuner8661
    @sladetuner8661 Před 23 dny +1

    socialism is one of venezuela's biggest issues

  • @ahamedraseen4435
    @ahamedraseen4435 Před 2 dny +1

    Where is bisan..

  • @user-rr1mz8qi9o
    @user-rr1mz8qi9o Před 29 dny +2

    It is the us military base Venezuela don't want and should not want

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 27 dny

      i190 who cares what venezuela thinks? we will have a military base if it suits us.

  • @alimodiri6165
    @alimodiri6165 Před měsícem +2

    It's complicated, but normally where British were involved, the divide and conquer rules. Seems like they want the bigger countries in smaller size.

    • @jasper9291
      @jasper9291 Před 28 dny

      You can’t blame the British forever

  • @shirleyramoutar1801
    @shirleyramoutar1801 Před 27 dny +1

    Dont .let this
    Outlaw
    Bully .our .peaceful Guyana maduro go .to hel

  • @rubenroa2523
    @rubenroa2523 Před 27 dny +1

    Why is the ginebra agreement??

  • @kaikaitoutou
    @kaikaitoutou Před 13 hodinami

    God knows who it belongs to

  • @beresfordceto8227
    @beresfordceto8227 Před měsícem +2

    Greed

  • @jugadug
    @jugadug Před měsícem +1

    Guyana and Venezuela i get no one wants to lose terroitory my only idea is condominium region if nobody is gonna back down because of something better, but to honest the whole dispute i mean the brits were really bad a drawing lines and guyana while they been in dialogue for sometime to resolve hasn't been able and only reignited in a serious way after the oil discovery

    • @jermainesingh
      @jermainesingh Před měsícem

      That line was the most peaceful line made in south America everyone fought for there's it would've been a full blown war and Venezuela would've lose more than that and the usa wouldn't help since British was and still is an alliance of usa, what I heard from radicals in Venezuela that Guyana have to fight for it like the rest of South America they trying to intimidate guyana like the brits did to them but either way they can't win Caz they now have both us and England ready to trash them

  • @PK.Travel
    @PK.Travel Před měsícem +2

    Life ❤️

  • @tiredox3788
    @tiredox3788 Před měsícem +1

    I mean what the people there in that location think they should be with?

    • @user-sn7cg3nd6g
      @user-sn7cg3nd6g Před měsícem +2

      Guyana because for over a century it was governed by Guyana. Everyone in that region speaks English and other native languages, but no one speaks Spanish, which greatly shows who owns the land.

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 28 dny

      tiredox3788 this is what the people think, czcams.com/video/dbX39FZ3mT8/video.htmlsi=XrWLXb7fvT6Zuhst

  • @suntimes9465
    @suntimes9465 Před měsícem +1

    Ummm here comes the U.S to the rescue 😅

  • @sladetuner8661
    @sladetuner8661 Před 23 dny +1

    South America issues are not rooted in colonialism

  • @Wooster77
    @Wooster77 Před 3 dny +1

    Hes acting like the US now. I doubt Hugo Chavez would have done this.

  • @OsirisMalkovich
    @OsirisMalkovich Před měsícem +1

    Its not stealing if youre already rich.

  • @cjwms7279
    @cjwms7279 Před 19 dny +1

    VENEZUELA SHOULD INDUSTRIALIZE ESQUIBO.

  • @Jagdeo-s-HeadPolish
    @Jagdeo-s-HeadPolish Před měsícem

    Imagine a world where Venezuela long dropped its foolish claims, where She could have been our sister - economies joint and improved by trading, roads built to connect the two nations. We could have welcomed the children of our sister, they would mine and harvest and trade in the Essequibo without all this drama. Maduro has failed you, he used you in his quest for power. Now it will take generations before we forget how many times you stopped us from using the resources that would have strengthened us when we were weak.
    Imaginemos un mundo en el que Venezuela abandonó hace tiempo sus estúpidas pretensiones, en el que podría haber sido nuestra hermana: economías unidas y mejoradas mediante el comercio, carreteras construidas para conectar las dos naciones. Podríamos haber dado la bienvenida a los hijos de nuestra hermana, ellos explotarían, cosecharían y comerciarían en el Esequibo sin todo este drama. Maduro te ha fallado, te utilizó en su búsqueda de poder. Ahora pasarán generaciones antes de que olvidemos cuántas veces nos impidiste usar los recursos que nos habrían fortalecido cuando éramos débiles.

  • @jaredgalvin
    @jaredgalvin Před měsícem +1

    Essequbio should just become independent and become a country. I think its people would want that.

    • @savagetish5605
      @savagetish5605 Před měsícem +4

      Who told you so?Guyana have 10 region anď so shall it remain🇬🇾✊

    • @emptyhad2571
      @emptyhad2571 Před měsícem +3

      It can’t as it’s sparsely populated. Majority of the people that live there are closer to Guyana than Venezuela

    • @john-hk5pu
      @john-hk5pu Před měsícem +5

      They are Guyanese and they already belong to an independent country. Venezuela is the one trying to change that.

  • @JohnNjengaCOCO
    @JohnNjengaCOCO Před měsícem +2

    Are you sure that territory belongs to Guyana? Because even Google maps shows the territory belonging to neither country.

    • @jayyy3456
      @jayyy3456 Před měsícem +1

      Read the 1899 Paris tribunal award Venezuela vs. British Guyana and the subsequent 1905 Border demarcation commission Venezuela and British Guyana.

    • @beth1321
      @beth1321 Před měsícem +1

      Which Guyana map? The one the Venezuelans drew?

  • @rubenroa2523
    @rubenroa2523 Před 27 dny +1

    Esequibo belongs to Venezuela 🇻🇪

  • @user-oi2cw9qb2i
    @user-oi2cw9qb2i Před 25 dny +1

    Essequibo belongs to Venezuela!

  • @John-pz6nm
    @John-pz6nm Před měsícem +2

    The sole blame is United States of America

    • @amazonwarrior7126
      @amazonwarrior7126 Před 28 dny

      you are a simpleton with not much of a brain, Greetings from Guyana

  • @user-oi2cw9qb2i
    @user-oi2cw9qb2i Před 25 dny +1

    Essequibo belongs to Venezuela

  • @jaridkeen123
    @jaridkeen123 Před měsícem +2

    Im on Venezuelas side

  • @arsenalofdemocracy9985
    @arsenalofdemocracy9985 Před 29 dny +1

    aj:how do we blame US for venezuelan imperialism