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Alistair Routledge
Alistair Routledge

Exxon: Door still open to gas coming to T&T

(Trinidad Express) The distance between Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago, as well as the route it has to take through Venezuela’s territorial waters, are two major obstacles hindering the construction of a natural gas pipeline to export gas from Guyana to T&T, ExxonMobil’s country manager Alistair Routledge has said.

A chamber pot from the wreck of the galleon San Jose, which sank in 1708 near the port of Cartagena, is seen during an underwater exploration by the Colombian Navy, in this handout image distributed on May 10, 2024. Colombian Army/Handout via REUTERS
A chamber pot from the wreck of the galleon San Jose, which sank in 1708 near the port of Cartagena, is seen during an underwater exploration by the Colombian Navy, in this handout image distributed on May 10, 2024. Colombian Army/Handout via REUTERS

Indigenous groups claim stake in sunken Spanish ship, cargo off Colombia

Spanish galleon sank off Colombian coast in 1708 Colombia plans mission to recover ship and cargo Indigenous communities seek share in any proceeds MADRID,  (Reuters) – Members of three South American indigenous communities have asked Spain and UNESCO to declare a Spanish galleon that sank 300 years ago with a bountiful cargo as “common and shared heritage” from which they too should benefit.

Rains return to flooded southern Brazil, interrupting rescues

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil,  (Reuters) – Authorities interrupted rescue efforts in flood-ravaged southern Brazil yesterday amid more rain and the risk of lightning and stiff winds that threaten to exacerbate a catastrophe that has already killed at least 100 people and left over 163,000 seeking shelter.

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