england, which united them into one british guiana.ntury, venezuela laid claim to most of this territory, as far as the essequiba river, after deposits of gold and diamonds were discovered there. the disputed land extended over 50,000 square stranded. in february 1897, an agreement was concluded between england and venezuela, according to which a third party was established in gaga. court to resolve the issue of the borders between british guiana and venezuela, english and american judges worked under the chairmanship of the outstanding russian scientist, lawyer and diplomat, feodor martens. the tribunal sat for more than 3 months and was able to make a decision that satisfied both parties. according to his decision, england received 90% of the disputed territory in the area of ​​​​guyana, esquib, in venezuela - 10%, but it received strategically important area at the mouth of the orinoca river. fyodor martens was called the man who managed to reconcile the polisher. already at the age of 24 he taught at st. petersburg university. and

united them into one british guiana.h century, venezula laid claim to most of this territory up to the essakiba river after deposits of gold and diamonds were discovered there. the disputed land extended over 50,000 square miles. in february 1897 , an agreement was concluded between england and venezuela, according to which a third court was established in ggaga to resolve the issue of the borders between british guiana and the english american judges worked under the chairmanship of the outstanding russian legal scholar and diplomat fyodor martens. the tribunal sat for more than 3 months and was able to make a decision. orinoca. fyodor martens was called the man who managed to reconcile the polisher. already at the age of 24 , he taught at st. petersburg university and wrote articles on international law, and soon became one of the most vocal in england and the united states about the right to fish in the bering sea. in 1892, martens acted as an arbiter in a sea dispute. martens was trusted to draw up the programs of th

they plan to take over an oil-rich regionthe takeover guiana has area.l is monitoring the situation. it is a densely forested region with oil deposits offshore. nicholas maduro says the border between the nations was wrongly agreed by colonial powers more than a century ago. he claims all of the territory to the north and rest -- west of the river. that is world news america, thank you so much for joining us. don't forget to head to our website, bbc.com/news for all of the latest updates on the news today. thanks for joining us. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm

british guiana.icult. i have to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like, because it was just like home. how do you describe home, you know? my family was very orthodox methodist, and so i inherited that christian background, with discipline and hard work. it was a big family — 11- siblings of us and the parents. my father died early, - in the early '505, so i stay home with my mother to look after the younger ones. - i don't like remember some of it, but one thing i decide| to, i wasn't going to stealj to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn... ..dressmaking. when i was small, i used to do, make my own clothes for myself. she laughs i did everything a boy should do. everything. at one time, i thought i could do... anything a boy could do, i did it. i didn't know that there was a life...to come. edna—mae henry. i was born injamaica. when i had the phone call about, they wanted to do a portrait of my mum, i was over the moon. i kept it quiet for a w

it is about two thirds of guiana, about a fifth of the population. century. effectively it is said that it used to be under the ownership of the spanish colonial period but it was in 1899 when an arbitration court said that actually it belonged to british guiana at the time and that was at a time when the british ruled over. that has been the conflict. there have been lots of attempt to come to an agreement, nothing was done, it wasn't exactly controversial until 2015 when huge deposits were found. offshore as well. this has been something that has renewed interest certainly from venezuela. ., . , has renewed interest certainly from venezuela. ., ., , ., venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. _ venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. i _ venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. ithink— venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. i think it _ venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. i think it is - venezuela. formally, as you say, a british colony. i think it is one i venezuela. formally, as you say, a

oil makes up two thirds of guiana's territory, but venezuela has long disputed the sovereignty.n president won a ballot to make it the 24th state. that move alarmed neighboring countries fearful of an armed invasion. today he met his counterpart on the caribbean island nation in the grenadine. now joining us as our south america correspondent. remind us of the background to this dispute. how did we get to where we are? reporter: this is a dispute that goes back to the 19th century and effectively under british rule. the arbitration court ruled that this part of guyana, it was something that never was accepted by venezuela. it went unresolved, but then speed forward to 2015 when some oil was discovered offshore close to the region owned by exxon mobil, there has been more interest by venezuela to be able to claim this territory. as you mentioned there was a referendum, unsurprisingly backed by venezuelans is them wanting it back, or want to get even to take claim of the territory. what you've got to look at this as mr. madura, why is he doing this? a lot of people have criticized

hold military exercises in response to a british decision to send a warship to support neighboring guianaolas maduro said 5600 soldiers would take part. earlier this month, venezuela resurrected an old claim to an oil-rich region which for decades has been part of the we anna and its colonial predecessor, british guiana. cher has reportedly filed for a conservatorship of her son due to his alleged substance abuse and mental health issues. court documents seen by u.s. immediate reportedly claim he is substantially unable to manage his financial resources. three men have died after their vehicle was recovered from the river ask a near glaze dale in northeast england. police say another man who attempted to help those in the vehicle was pulled to safety from the river. heavy rain and flooding. 100 homes have been damaged by a mini tornado which ripped through part of greater manchester when the storm blew in. police declared a major incident after rubes were torn off homes, trees were blown down, and walls collapsed. there were no reports of any injuries. areas surrounding the bridge where t

maduro justifies this desire history in the 19th century, this region was part of british guiana, but venezuela considers it its own and does not recognize guyana's sovereignty over this region. and essequibo, which is claimed by venezuela, is the entire left bank of the essequibo river in terms of area, it is the territory of almost 2/3 of the entire guyana. but why venezuela? wants this region , although maduro says that historically essequiba is part of his country, but he had no great interest in annexing the region, until recently, but everything changed in 2015, just then in guyana, in the very same sequiba, oil was found, and in 2019, the country began oil production, which tripled guyana's gdp per capita in four years, the oil boom made poor guyana the world's economic growth leader and attracted the attention of its larger and better-armed neighbor, fearing an attack by brazil, another the neighboring country is sending its troops to the border with guyana, and the united states today announced joint military exercises in guyana. and what about guyana itself? the country's au

certainly on the guiana side they have noted reports the turnout was quite low and despite the declarationovernment, there have been reports from newsagents, for people on the ground that the turnout was not that high and actually no long queues — not many long queues were seen at the voting centre. the venezuelan opposition is basically saying this is a failure, this was propaganda, national�*s manoeuvre and it has failed. this all feeds into the national politics, where the opposition is hoping to challenge the president in elections in 202a. they have a candidate elected in primaries and basically this referendum was seen as an effort to divert attention from that make distracting divide the opposition, with a nationalist theme. there will be a lot of debate as to whether it really succeeded and people will be seeing what exactly venezuela tries to do from now. i repeat, i do not think many people expect them to send troops over the frontier, but that does not mean that many countries won't be watching that frontier very closely. be watching that frontier very closel . �* , , ., closely

britain united three former dutch colonies into one of its own colonial possessions, called british guianathis card, looking at it makes you want to cry. according to this map, approximately half of venezuela's national territory was taken away. rajib morio is a member of the venezuelan esakibo foundation, a distinguished guest of numerous conferences on the guyana issue. for several years now he has been an activist with the friends of esakibu, named after the river that forms the natural border between the eastern and western parts of guyana. together with his mentor and foundation president pablo coen, rajip repeatedly went on expeditions to gayans, during which they compiled them with their own hands. no one would take guaido seriously in the midst of an economic crisis, but the situation in the country has stabilized, now is the time to act. in 2015, an american company discovered a rich oil field in sekib. that's when they needed to bring us in. a slogan that sounds literally from all sides. the campaign for the creation of a new state swept across the country. for the first time in

french guiana condemned.nd its political prisoners to the prisons of this island because of to france by a jew of jewish descent had aroused the feelings of the french society, and hertssell tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society with his reports that were published in the austrian publication new frei perers at that time, and they to convince that the jews want an independent state for themselves. the story of deryphus became an excuse to write a book entitled the jewish state: we want to lay the foundation stone for a house that will be a refuge for the jewish people. zionism is a return to judaism, even before the return to the land of israel. signed by theodore herrettsl. the main idea of ​​herrtel's book was this: in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti-semitic thoughts, they should live in a specific land. it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or if they don't believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him. the idea of ​​a jewish state for jews

guiana beefing up security, calling washington hoping to protect themselves.y sees a chart. this is nuts. i looked at a map, pretty clear it is an oil player but many say maduro feeling he's got the administration over a barrel, they preached out several times as they went to war with american oil producers, maybe he's trying to get efforts this way as well. >> absolutely, something to be cognizant of. american oil companies are very concerned about it. the good news if you can call it good news is the us military has been there since 2019 when things started heating up again. this dispute has been going on for 100 years. the us troops, brazil, they are sending troops to the border and if you look at maduro's military his capabilities are very limited. it is i think there will be some feud there and part of this is to stir up some nationalism for the next election which is in 2024. the situation is very serious and we have to take all threats to our american companies seriously. charles: oil being in the mix, i'm sure they have a depleted military. speaking of

britain united three former dutch colonies into one of its own colonial possessions, called british guianalooking at it makes you want to cry. according to this map, approximately half of venezuela's national territory has been taken away. rajib morio, member of the venezuelan esakibo foundation, distinguished guest of numerous conferences on guyana problem. for several years now he has been an activist with the friends of esakibu, named after the river that forms the natural border between the eastern and western parts of guyana. together with his mentor and foundation president pablo coen, rajib repeatedly went on expeditions to guyana, during which they personally compiled and marked new maps of the territory. in this video we cross the cuyuni, a tributary of the esquiba river. i say on camera that we are declaring this territory independent and do not recognize it as the property of guyana. it was quite boldly, rush. according to international observer and state adviser on the esakibo issue, julio serapineda, now is finally the right moment to return 160 thousand km of land rich in nat

martial dreyfus was sentenced to be stripped of his rank and exiled to devil's island in the french guianarance used to send its political prisoners to the prisons of this island, and because of the violent behavior of its guards, to devil's island. it became known that the betrayal of france by a jew had aroused the feelings of the french society, and hertssell, with his reports that were published in the austrian magazine neue frei perers at that time, tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them that the jews were a country. they want independence for themselves. the story of deryphus became an excuse for hersl to write a book entitled the jewish state. we want to be the cornerstone for let's build a house that will be a shelter for the jewish people. zionism is a return to judaism. even before returning to the land of israel. signed by theodor herrtel. the main idea of ​​herrtel's book was this: in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti-semitic thoughts, they should live in a specific land. it doesn't matter if their religion is j

rich territory has become a flash point with neighboring guiana. local authority suggests me to 5 percent of voters, save up the next station and the disregard of board as the be back. it's more than a 100 years because my bureau says he's ready to demand the citizens. well, today the people, somebody called loud and clear, and we going to start a new powerful stage because we carry the mandate of the people. we carry the voice of the people ignoring the the jump into the principles of justice. as part of the referendum, venezuelans also rejected b jurisdiction that the international court of justice has to settle the case. the country is president insisted that it's a quite a borders should be decided in the quote, silver and way at the voted calls into question and $1899.00 decision by and patrice and tribunal to fix the borders of the territories. now the oil rich, it's incredible. a region is called at the working with a connection to the energy companies, such as example bill to extract it's crude. the recent discovery filed an estimate to 100

border between the colonies of great britain and spain, and between independent venezuela and british guianaas this territory was called, never was, after all, this the conflict was settled, as it were , along existing borders. now, however, venezuela continued to believe that this was not a final settlement of the conflict. during the time of hugo chávez , in principle, there were very warm relations between the two countries, because it must be understood that both venezuela and guyana, as strange as it sounds, are governed by left-center parties, it's just that in venezuela there is now one such a large left-center party, in guyana there are two , because there is a party that is oriented towards the population. of indian origin, there is a party which focuses on the population of african origin, and they change each other in power, but in principle, their ideologies are very similar, this is the famous story of the struggle between the founders of modern guyana, burnham and jagan, jagan was the leader of the national party, and burnham decided that he wanted to fight for power, and the o

border between the colonies of great britain and spain, and between independent venezuela and british guiana as this territory was called, never. was not, in the end this conflict was settled as if along the borders that exist now, but venezuela continued to consider this a non-final settlement of the conflict. during the time of hugo chávez, in principle, there were very warm relations between the two countries, because it is necessary to understand that both venezuela and guyana, as it is not surprising it sounds like they are governed by left-center parties, it's just that there is only one center-left party in venezuela right now. in guyana there are two of them, because there is a party that is oriented towards the population of indian origin, there is a party that is oriented towards the population of african origin, and they replace each other in power, but in principle their ideology is very similar, this is the famous history of the struggle of the founders of modern guyana, burnham and jagan, jagan was the leader of the all- national party, and berdem decided that he wanted to figh

we can do what we can do, which is making sure that we're helping the government of guiana by producing the resources efficiently. thus, its independence has suddenly paid the interest of washington's organization of american states. madura regina is continuing to take and promote them low for elections against the guy on the such as conduction and the legal and legitimate referendum on december. the said 2023 by which at $6.00 to $1.00 next the se, but region pensions escalated after venezuela held the referendum on sunday, with the overwhelming majority of the population voting to recognize as a cable, as part of their country. the venezuelan president nicholas my doodle then announced measures to formalize the move while granting state oil and mining company's license to extract resources. but then things escalated even further when the us southern command announced they would conduct military drills and more along side guy on us. defense forces, in addition to this exercise, the us southern command will continue. it's collaboration with the guy on the defense force in the areas of d

oil—rich region, which for decades has been part of guyana and its colonial predecessor, british guianath a group of people in sheffield yesterday has been named as father—of—two christian marriott. mr marriott was with his wife and two young sons when he went to provide first aid to a woman following an altercation between a group of people. police have described him as a good samaritan who lost his life while helping a stranger. cher has reportedly filed for a conservatorship of her son elijah blue allman due to his alleged substance abuse and mental health issues. court documents seen by us media reportedly claim mr allman — seen here with the star in 2002 — is "substantially unable to manage his financial resources". back now to our top story — the latest in the israel gaza war. let's go live tojerusalem and our correspondent shaimaa khalil. shaimaa, on to ask you first of all about some reports coming from egypt that came up hamas delegation arrived there and they are going to deliver hamas's response to the egyptian initiative for a cease—fire. can you remind us what that was and

an oil—rich region which for decades has been part of guyana and its colonial predecessor, british guianaa conservatorship of her son elijah blue allman due to his alleged substance abuse and mental health issues. court documents seen by us media reportedly claim mr allman, seen here with the star in 2002, is "substantially unable to manage his financial resources". three men have died after their vehicle was recovered from the river esk near glaisdale in north—east england. police say another man who attempted to help those in the vehicle was pulled to safety from the river. it follows heavy rain and flooding caused by storm gerrit. 100 homes have been damaged by a mini—tornado which ripped through part of greater manchester when the storm blew in. police declared a major incident in tameside after roofs were torn off homes, trees were blown down and walls collapsed. there were no reports of any injuries. areas surrounding stalybridge were the worst affected, including the village of millbrook. fiona trott reports, from greater manchester. the eye of the storm. so strong that some homes

s. trent to the waters near the coast of guiana. yeah, allow me and i saw that. i knew you. this is the threat of the united kingdom against a noble. it'll peaceful but brave people, the people venezuela. we spoke with foreign ministers and with prime ministers here in that they will demanded that kind of stop the arrival of this threatening ship. and the guy on has privately rectified that to, to receive the threatening ship of the decadent british ex empire. tensions between venezuela and diana have been on the rise over the sc. we bought a large jungle region which has been contested by both countries for decades and was found to host vast oil deposits off its shores in 2015 guy. and these officials have denied making any actions of provocation against venezuela, but have also defended the arrival of the british warship to diana, calling it a routine visit. we don't have any the plan to take expensive action against venezuela. whatever we do here as being low gene and as being long plan, and it's part of our building, a defensive capability in diana. earlier this month, t

controversial referendum on sunday where voters approved a plan that alex's land from neighbouring guiana—rich area represents nearly two—thirds of the national territory. they call the move and existential threat. in zambia, rescue workers have pulled the first survivors out of a copper mine after a landslide stop the 38 people who were working inside were trapped after heavy rains triggered the landslide. officials say the rescue team also retrieved two bodies. zambia's president said they were still hopeful the trapped miners were still alive. alice republican house speaker kevin mccarthy has announced today that he will leave congress at the end of the year was not mr mccarthy served as speaker for nine months before the right—wing members of his caucus came together to oust him for working with democrats on a bill to prevent a government shutdown. you are alive with bbc news. us senate republicans have blocked a $110 billion security assistance bill destined for ukraine, which was backed by democrats. it also included funding for israel and taiwan and more money for us border securit

berbice, demera, essakiba, and gave them the name "british guiana", which later became guyana.n international arbitration court. the decision, let's say, extremely unexpectedly, was made in favor of britain. in november of this year , the border conflict escalated due to the disputed territory. between venezuela and guyana. caracos decided to hold a referendum in which the population expressed their attitude to the sensitive issue. 95% of the plebiscite participants were in favor of annexing the disputed territory to venezuela. nicolas maduro declared esequiba the 24th state of the country and also called for a national assembly. considering the qubeit fields, taking into account the sparse population of guyana, it immediately took first place in the world in terms of oil reserves per capita. the local government intends to produce more than a million barrels daily oil, analysts estimate that guyana's economy will grow by at least 30% per year. president maduro ordered exxon mobile to leave the region within 3 months. brazil and other latin american countries. fearing armed con

leadership the former dutch territories, berbice, demera, essakiba and gave them the name british guiana, the dispute was considered in an international arbitration court. the decision, let's say, was made extremely unexpectedly. in favor of britain , the confrontation continually moved from the legal plane into open armed confrontation. in 1969, pro-venezuelan rebels in guyana attacked a police outpost, killing several officers. this is a problem that always plays in favor of barbarism and never in favor of civilization. we already know the result of nationalism, what happened in the last century. i think it's great. lesson, but it is also true that venezuela has unfortunately become the victim of a situation of dispossession and that, based on national honor, this cannot be simply handed over, this is the truth of this dispute. in november of this year , the border conflict escalated due to the disputed territory. between venezuela and guyana. caracos decided to hold a referendum, in which the population expressed their attitude to the sensitive issue. 95% of the plebiscite participant

news is coming in from the white house is greenlining saying yes, to military exercises in oil-rich guianank you so the fears that venezuela is about to launch an invasion when plus we have the new york post divided from speaking out in court today before the tent defense testimoy medical going to take the next on the evening edit. trump: people being murdered all over the streets pretty and violent crime attorney general - lunatic the attorney general, sister because she knows that she has no matter all of the evidence, and the judge will rule in favor. i bought the team! kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs

castro wins the lenin peace prize in british guiana.chetty, jagan and wife had a strong communist party everywhere in latin. communism feeding on poverty ignorance and despair, seethes and prepares to explode. student demonstrations and riots. one of the favorite techniques to prepare the way communist takeover are ordered from moscow in montevideo, uruguay. communist protests. the visit of president eisenhower of the united states. in caracas, venezuela. president nixon is mobbed and is cast owned by communists. and. red riots. shake japan to forestall the visit of president eisenhower on the signing of the american japanese peace treaty. throughout, the noncommunist world. again and again. orders from moscow violence interrupts to an effort in the middle east. and in europe. in supposed neutral yugoslavia. in france. but in the communist world, the demonstration are quite different. despite the infamous berlin wall, a constant stream refugees proves to the world that communism has never been the free choice of people anywhere. and. th

i was born in at the time british guiana. gosh, it is very difficult.e to sort of come away again in order to tell you what it was like because it was just like home. how do you describe home, you know? my family was very orthodox methodists and so i inherited that christian background with discipline and hard work. it was a big family. 11 siblings and parents. my father died early in the early 50s, so i stayed home with my mother to look after the younger ones. i remember some of its. one thing i decided, i was not going to steal to help the younger ones. i work and i work. my father sent me to learn dressmaking. when i was small i used to make my own clothes for myself. i small i used to make my own clothes for myself.— clothes for myself. i did everything _ clothes for myself. i did everything a _ clothes for myself. i did everything a boy - clothes for myself. i did everything a boy could i clothes for myself. i did i everything a boy could do. everything. at one—time i thought— everything. at one—time i thought anything avoid can do i did it — thou

states where they are at the weekend, talking to they are at the weekend, talking to the government in guiana to go too far enough to protect guyana?— prepared to go too far enough to protect guyana? it's clear that the armed forces. — protect guyana? it's clear that the armed forces, given _ protect guyana? it's clear that the armed forces, given the - protect guyana? it's clear that the j armed forces, given the collapse, are far— armed forces, given the collapse, are far superior— armed forces, given the collapse, are far superiorto_ armed forces, given the collapse, are far superiorto any— armed forces, given the collapse, are far superior to any forces - armed forces, given the collapse, are far superior to any forces that i are far superior to any forces that guyana _ are far superior to any forces that guyana could _ are far superior to any forces that guyana could muster. _ are far superior to any forces that guyana could muster. i'm - are far superior to any forces that guyana could muster. i'm not - are far superior to any forces that . guyana could muster. i'm not certain the unite

it roughly makes up two thirds of guiana, which is a very small country.here using the referendum to try and claim this territory, which both countries view is dares. again, this is a highly controversial referendum but one which has not been anything new, just the latest development in a long—standing dispute. what just the latest development in a long-standing dispute.- long-standing dispute. what is venezuelan — long-standing dispute. what is venezuelan asking _ long-standing dispute. what is venezuelan asking voters - long-standing dispute. what is venezuelan asking voters to i long-standing dispute. what is - venezuelan asking voters to decide? it is a five question referendum in which voters will decide whether they agree with incorporating this 160,000 kilometres square area into the creation of a new state. one of the creation of a new state. one of the questions also includes whether to approve or reject the un's highest international court jurisdiction. 0n highest international court jurisdiction. on friday the international courtjustice responde

we also got a read on this dispute between venezuela and oil rich guiana.cally that says there's disputed territory we believe is ours. guyana only has a million people and raised questions if venezuela were to get hostile could the country defend itself. guyana has a lot of oil. exxon mobil is the key operator along with hess, being sold to chevron. i asked mr. woods if he's fearing any impact from this potential hostility? >> i'm not sure guyana is standing on its own, to tell you the truth. we've seen what happens when nation's sovereignties are challenged and unilateral action is taken. the world and outside community have grown sensitive to that, so my expectation is, there's more support, more broad support in the international community to make sure that the right process is followed to resolve this dispute. we know what we need to do, develop those resources economically, environmentally, responsibly, and do what we've been contracted to do. that's what our organization is focused on. >> could be talking eventually as much as a million barrels a day

how much oil from the united states, brazil, guiana, and canada next year.more concerned about the supply for a source of instability for oil prices. the demand, i know a lot of people are worried about global oil demand. it is doing fine. we will get 1.1 million barrels a day. that is within the normal. we are coming back to historically what was normal. one million barrels a day plus of incremental demand has been the average of the last 20 years. the increase in 2023 of more than 2 million was the recovery of covid. we are back to normal but i do not think that global demand is weakening significantly. lisa: thank you for being with us. always wonderful to get your perspective and some insight and whatnot to say. opec is dead, what not to say that. katie: i will put that on the naughty list. lisa: we were speaking yesterday with frank and he was talking about the merger and acquisition backdrop and how the medical consolidation that he expected was significant and we are seeing this. this just out from "wall street journal" that bristol-myers squibb is re