The small nation of Guyana is sounding the alarm about a national referendum taking place in neighboring Venezuela. On Dec. 3, voters will weigh in on whether the country should lay claim to a large swath of disputed, potentially oil-rich, territory that’s currently considered part of Guyana. The World’s Tibisay Zea reports.
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