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US supports Guyana in dispute with Venezuela over oil-rich territory

Sky News Thursday, 7 December 2023
The US has reaffirmed its support for Guyana's sovereignty - as the South American country argues with Venezuela over jungle territory containing huge amounts of oil and gas.
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