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Guyana president says country remains tied to Exxon oil deal

Guyana's president said the country will not be pressured by ExxonMobil but acknowledged that it is constrained by an unfavorable agreement. The item concerns the country's control over a strategically important oil relationship.

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Disputes over Guyana's oil terms could affect public finances, foreign investment and tensions surrounding the country's energy sector.

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  1. Pres. Ali says Guyana won't be squeezed by Exxon, but admits country shackled to a bad deal ↗kaieteurnewsonline.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC

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