Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez reaffirms Venezuela's historic claim over the Essequibo territory, presenting new evidence to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) while firmly rejecting its jurisdiction in the dispute. She emphasizes that the 1966 Geneva Agreement remains the only valid legal framework for resolving the territorial controversy through peaceful negotiations between Venezuela and Guyana, condemning what she calls a colonial-era fraud perpetuated by foreign powers. Rodríguez denounces Guyana's 2018 ICJ lawsuit as illegitimate, vowing Venezuela will never recognize any ruling on the matter, and warns against military threats or foreign interference, asserting that the sun of Venezuela rises in Essequibo as a symbol of national sovereignty.<br /><br />#EssequiboIsVenezuela #GenevaAgreement #teleSUREnglish<br />
