A Border Dispute Pits US Interests Against Each Other

The repercussions from the Guyana-Venezuela standoff will be hemispheric.

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The leaders of Venezuela and Guyana met on Dec. 14 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines for talks meant to ease tensions along their shared border. Though the rhetoric was pleasant enough, the talks did little to improve their respective security postures. The Venezuelan legislature did, however, delay the approval of a law that would […]

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