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Guyana tells Venezuelan migrants to come forward and be documented

Published on: Friday 18 January 2019

He said that the location was chosen because the authorities have determined that many Venezuelan migrants enter Guyana through Charity, a small township located in the Pomeroon-Supenaam region, and ...

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Guyana tells Venezuelan migrants to come forward and be documented