Six soldiers in Guyana have been injured after armed men in neighboring Venezuela opened fire in an attack expected to further heighten tensions between the two South American countries.

The Government of Guyana has alerted the international community to what it said are threats by the Venezuelan military against various oil production vessels operating in Guyana’s waters. On Saturday ...

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Foreign Minister Hugh Todd yesterday told Venezuela’s ambassador here that Guyana is outraged at an attack on Friday by suspected sindicatos across the Cuyuni River which left six Guyanese ...

Guyana’s top military and government officials have been meeting over the past few days after noticing “overt and unusual” deployment of Venezuela’s military forces in San Martín and ...

Two of the soldiers are in critical condition following Monday’s attack, according to the head of Guyana’s army, Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. Omar Khan, who blamed suspected gang members.

Two of the soldiers are in critical condition following Monday’s attack, according to the head of Guyana’s army, Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. Omar Khan, who blamed suspected gang members.