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‘Lengthy allegations and rhetoric with no substance’ No. 106915
— Greenidge says Venezuela’s objections in border case ‘a delay tactic’
By Clestine Juan
AGENT for Guyana, Carl Greenidge, on Tuesday told the International Court of
Justice (ICJ) that Venezuela is using its preliminary objections as a delay tactic because it does not want the court to determine the
merits of Guyana’s claims. This was part of Greenidge’s submission during the second round of oral arguments in the border
controversy case, which concluded at the ‘World Court’ in The Hague, Netherlands, on Tuesday. The court will soon issue
a judgement on Venezuela’s preliminary objections. Greenidge during the court hearing said that Venezuela's arguments in support
of its preliminary objections have been nothing more than lengthy allegations and rhetoric, which were short on substance. (Full story on Page 3)
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