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BRAZIL EXPRESSES SUPPORT TO GUYANA IN BORDER CONTROVERSY CASE

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While referring to the government of Venezuela as illegitimate, Ernesto Araújo, Foreign Affairs minister of Brazil, expressed his country’s support to Guyana, in the border controversy case against Venezuela. Wendell Badrie has the details

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