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Claims Presented in Paris

When
April 1899
Where
Paris
Part of
Anglo-Venezuelan boundary arbitration concludes in Paris, October 1899

In April 1899, rival claims were presented in Paris to a five-jurist tribunal comprising British, American, and Russian arbitrators.

The tribunal included two arbitrators from Britain, two from the US representing Venezuela, and one from Russia presumed neutral. This composition followed the 1897 Treaty of Washington, which established the framework for resolving the boundary dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana.

Sources

  1. Guyana–Venezuela territorial dispute Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-05

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