http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1150729/cgx-files-year-end-financial-statements-and-md-a-and-provides-an-update-on-the-private-placement-financing

Am I reading this incorrectly, but I thought a termination of shareholder rights would be a bad thing?

They can always survive somehow. They have a pretty big set of permits to share / farm out. I'm hoping something like Cobalt International or Noble Energy come along...

But I don't think the others will allow that?

http://www.guyanachronicle.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=49382:govt-and-repsol-engage-in-talks-to-continue-oil-exploration&catid=2:news&Itemid=3

I think this is the webcast link. But I have not had it work yet on my laptop.

http://www.audability.com/AudabilityAdmin/Clients/CGX/101328_628201240000PM/lobby.aspx?Event_ID=1328#

Test it for yourselves.

As for the silence. There really isn't that much left to say ... its truely a waiting game this investing in petroleum exploration. Of course, you can still read all you like on the matter. Looking for literature or a summary just ask...

I like the waiting going on here...

Democraticaly stable and safe jurisdictions...

Careful. Guyana is quite young I feel, and there are still tensions around it. But you're right in saying, there hasn't been alot of problems.