Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez arrives in The Hague to defend her country's territorial claims before the International Court of Justice.
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Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez arrived in the Netherlands to participate in a final hearing on the Essequibo territorial dispute with Guyana before the International Court of Justice.
Rodriguez affirmed that Venezuela has defended its territorial claims at "every historical stage," emphasizing her country's commitment to defending its territorial rights.
The hearing represents a decisive phase in the dispute between the two countries over the border region, and will result in an international judicial ruling on ownership.
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez arrived in The Hague to defend her country's claims to the Essequibo region before the International Court of Justice. The final hearing represents a decisive phase that will result in a final international judicial ruling on ownership of the disputed border region with Guyana.
The forthcoming judicial ruling could redraw borders in South America and affect control over Essequibo's abundant oil and mineral resources. The escalating territorial dispute could impact the region's economic and security stability and Venezuela's diplomatic relations with its neighbors.
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