rodwell, should be the labour candidate for barking at the next general election.p 28 concluded in dubai, for the first time the particpants agreed a deal to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a just, orderly and equitable manner. but in latin america, tensions are high betwen the neighbouring countries of venzuela and guyana, over a potentially oil—rich border area. the dispute over the 62,000 square milejungle region of essequibo, within guyana's border, to which venezuela has laid claim, has been simmering since the ninetenth century, and is, at the moment, before the international court ofjustice. but now, venzuelan voters have backed the creation of a new state in a referendum, which would give the country control over the oil. today venuezala's presdient nicholas maduro, and the guyanese president irfan ali held a summit in st vincent and the grenadines. and there are concerns about the prospect of any conflict fuelling much broader geopolitical tensions — in september venezuela formally applied to join the brics group allying itself even