Venezuelans Living in Guyana Will Be Deported if They Vote in May 25 Elections - Brigadier Khan

Venezuela wants to hold regional elections – including in the controversial Essequibo area, which belongs to Guyana. Territorial disputes are threatening to escalate.

On the eve of the regional and legislative elections in Venezuela, the Chief of Defense Staff of the Guyana Defence Force (GDF), Brigadier Omar Khan, announced that any Venezuelan participating in the regional and parliamentary elections of Venezuela in the Esequibo “will be arrested and deported.” READ ALSO: Delcy Rodríguez: Venezuela will defend its historical rights over the Esequibo With the sayings, the Guyanese military aims to prevent par…

In the framework of the upcoming regional and parliamentary elections on 25 May, Chavismo and the opposing forces have built different groups of candidates and electoral offers. These political forces have proposed strategies for elections that will reform and define political correlations in regions of Venezuela over the next few years. In addition, the electoral result will define the dynamics of organizations for political purposes in the con…

María Corina Machado, leader of the Venezuelan opposition and the country's most popular political leader, has released a video this Wednesday from underground in which she expressly calls for the boycott of the next parliamentary elections and governors. Machado not only urges disobedience to the elections organized by the Chavista regime through the National Electoral Council (CNE), but also disavows opposition politicians who have decided to …

Guyana Warns Venezuelans Voting in Essequibo Elections

Venezuelans in Guyana to be deported if they vote in May 25 elections -- Tensions between Guyana and Venezuela have risen as the Spanish-speaking nation plans an election for the Essequibo region, and Guyana’s Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan warned that there will be serious consequences for anyone in Guyana who votes in those elections.

Venezuelans living in Guyana will be deported if they vote in May 25 elections - Brigadier Khan

Tensions between Guyana and Venezuela have risen as the Spanish-speaking nation plans an election for the Essequibo region, and Guyana’s Chief of Defence Staff, Brigadier Omar Khan warned that there will be serious consequences for anyone in Guyana who votes in those elections. The Chief of Defence Staff told reporters that any Venezuelan living in Guyana who votes in the May 25 election will be arrested and then deported. “You cannot vote in a …