The Venezuela-Colombia maritime disputes have long been a source of tension and contention between the two neighboring countries. With overlapping claims over maritime territories and resources, both countries have engaged in a complex legal battle to assert their rights. This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of these disputes from a legal perspective, examining the historical background, applicable legal framework, territorial claims, relevant provisions of UNCLOS, past and ongoing dispute resolution efforts, as well as the potential political, economic, and security implications. By understanding the complexities and legal intricacies of this ongoing conflict, we can better assess its future implications and potential resolution.
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Venezuela’s Maritime Issues in Int’l Law & Security
Venezuela is a Caribbean country located on the northern coast of South America, bounded by Colombia and Brazil in the west, Guyana in the east, and Caribbean Sea in the north. With more than 2,800 kilometers of coastline, the country has a vast maritime domain that is of great importance to its economy. However, Venezuela has experienced several maritime issues in recent years, related to international law and security. This article looks at the implications of these issues in terms of international law and security, and examines the challenges facing Venezuela in protecting its maritime domain.
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