Where in the world is Juan Guaidó? He got out of Venezuela. But can he get back in?
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who has proclaimed himself the interim leader of his embattled nation, speaks during a joint news conference with Brazil's president in Brasilia on Thursday. By Emily Tamkin Emily Tamkin Foreign affairs Email Bio Follow March 1 at 12:08 PM Juan Guaidó, leader of Venezuela’s opposition, broke a travel ban to help deliver humanitarian aid that was stored across the border in Cucuta, Colombia.
CUCUTA, Colombia — Venezuelan opposition supporters clash with Maduro’s security forces over bringing international humanitarian aid into the country. Maduro has consistently denied that his country is in crisis, despite a plethora of evidence indicating otherwise, and characterizes the effort to push the aid through as a thinly veiled invasion attempt by enemies. The standoff turns deadly, and at least five people are killed.
Vice President Pence and Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó take part in a meeting with foreign ministers of the Lima Group in Bogota, Colombia, on Monday Feb. 28:
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