Business Law
Adaelizabeth Omaira Guerrero Rodriguez
Abstract
Port Law requires a specialized study due to the different actors, regimes and contractual terms involved in the maritime business related to the dynamics of the vessel, its cargo and the modalities of exploitation of a vessel, which necessarily require rigorous distinction and must be individualized ...
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Port Law requires a specialized study due to the different actors, regimes and contractual terms involved in the maritime business related to the dynamics of the vessel, its cargo and the modalities of exploitation of a vessel, which necessarily require rigorous distinction and must be individualized considering the safety of the dock for embarking, disembarking and environmental challenges, among others. The study of port law is concerned with its institutions that are not found in other disciplines, so it should not be seen only from the perspective of the public-administrative sphere because the associated activities imply an integral knowledge of international trade. The essence of port law is interdisciplinary, considering that it brings together elements that cover the public state service and its control of the development of private commercial activities involving navigation, cargo and freight.
Environmental Law
Adaelizabeth Omaira Guerrero Rodriguez
Abstract
The Essequibo territory - situated in the extreme east of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela- its sovereignty is the reason for the dispute with the Cooperative Republic of Guyana. Since the land border has not been established, the maritime projection corresponding to the Atlantic coast is under the ...
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The Essequibo territory - situated in the extreme east of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela- its sovereignty is the reason for the dispute with the Cooperative Republic of Guyana. Since the land border has not been established, the maritime projection corresponding to the Atlantic coast is under the shadow of the dispute. The inexistence of delimitation of the maritime spaces and the negotiations to reach agreements on such delimitation increase the conflict in regard to the unilateral authorizations of oil and gas concessions granted by the Cooperative Republic of Guyana in the disputed maritime areas. This paper analyzes the situation of the Atlantic Front in relation to the decisions of the International Tribunal of the Sea establishing precedents on maritime delimitations of States with adjacent coasts through arbitration processes that involve the interests of Venezuela, considering that Venezuela has not subscribed to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
