(NewsSource) With international condemnation mounting, the Venezuelan authorities have released the twelve Guyanese fishermen and their fishing vessels who were detained in Guyana’s waters and taken to Venezuela two weeks ago.
The fishermen are expected to depart Venezuela with their vessels…
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