The Guyana Government has given Canadian joint venturers CGX Energy and Frontera, a 30 days’ notice before they are once and for all evicted from the Corentyne Block. The Government of Guyana and CGX/Frontera have been in disagreement over the status of the Corentyne Block,

CGX Energy Inc. (TSXV: OYL) ("CGX") and Frontera Energy Corporation (TSX: FEC) ("Frontera"), joint venture partners (the "Joint Venture") in the Petroleum Prospecting License for the Corentyne block offshore Guyana (the "License"),

Frontera Energy (OTCPK:FECCF) and partner CGX Energy (OTCPK:CGXEF) said Tuesday the Guyana government terminated their exploration license for the Corentyne block. While the companies did not disclose the reason for the cancellation,

Guyana's government gave a 30-day notice to CGX Energy and Frontera Energy for cancellation of their joint venture's license for the Corentyne block, the Canadian energy companies said on Tuesday. While the companies did not mention why the government issued the notice,

Frontera Energy and partner CGX Energy vowed to defend their remaining interests in Guyana after the government said their exploration license had terminated. The companies in a joint statement said they remained firmly of the view that their interests in the Corentyne block remains in place and in good standing and that a petroleum agreement hasn't been terminated.