Venezuelan Legislators Ask Guaido to Fire Aides After Raid
- Opposition seeks to distance itself from bungled invasion
- Aides said to have signed contract aimed at ousting Maduro
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Venezuelan lawmakers close to opposition leader Juan Guaido are calling on him to fire some of his aides following a botched raid on the country earlier this week.
Lawmakers from the main opposition parties want him to dismiss Juan Jose Rendon, the commissioner for general strategy, and Sergio Vergara, the commissioner for crisis management, six people familiar with the issue said. Guaido is considering doing so, according to three of them.