Guyana says a new bridge to Suriname must remain a joint project, after Suriname declared it would finance and own the Corentyne crossing on its own.
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The dispute. Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali insists the planned Corentyne River bridge to Suriname remains a joint project, after Suriname said it would build and own it alone.
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