Guaidó’s Run at Risk as Venezuela’s Opposition Pulls Support
- Parties propose Guaidó be replaced by committee of lawmakers
- Assets to be controlled by protection council, document says
Juan Guaido
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Venezuelan opposition political parties are moving to ditch Juan Guaidó as head of their so-called interim government, which would mark the end of a US-backed strategy that has failed to force out President Nicolás Maduro.
At least two of the four main opposition parties plan to propose replacing Guaidó with a committee of lawmakers, according to a joint proposal seen by Bloomberg and five people with direct knowledge of the matter.