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Five Brazilian nationals were fined and ordered to leave Guyana within 24 hours after pleading guilty to illegal entry and mining offences, authorities said.
Antonio Isal Das Soura, 49; Michael De Souza Martin, 26; Clinton Martins Fernandes, 19; and Matheus Sere Martins, 20, all of Boa Vista, Roraima, appeared before Senior Magistrate Clive Nurse at the Mahdia Magistrate’s Court via Zoom on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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The men pleaded guilty to charges of illegal entry and illegal mining. They were each fined $30,000 for illegal entry, or six weeks’ imprisonment in default, and a further $30,000 for illegal mining, or six weeks’ imprisonment in default.
The court also ordered that they depart Guyana within 24 hours.
In a separate matter, Taiane Macedo Peixoto, a 33-year-old Brazilian national and cook, also appeared before the same court via Zoom and pleaded guilty to illegal mining. She was fined $30,000, or six weeks’ imprisonment in default.