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ROADMAP TO RESOLVE BORDER CONTROVERSY SET FOR NOVEMBER

By Kevin Fraser
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Both Guyana and Venezuela have expressed satisfaction with the first round of talks with United Nations officials on the border controversy. The second round is scheduled for November. Erica Williams has been following that story and brings the details.

OCTOBER 15,2015

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