Military support overestimated in failed uprising, says GuaidĂł
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Opposition leader Juan GuaidĂł acknowledged errors made in attempting to stir a military uprising in Venezuela, and did not discard a US military option alongside domestic forces.
Opposition leader Juan GuaidĂł acknowledged errors made in attempting to stir a military uprising in Venezuela, and did not discard a US military option alongside domestic forces.
Opposition Leader Juan GuaidĂł, who has struggled to create a sense of inevitability for change in Venezuela, could learn from Libya's Muammar Gaddafi.
Venezuela has settled back into its strange status quo, with the armed forces sticking by Nicolás Maduro, who won a rigged re-election last year, and the Trump administration standing by Juan Guaidó.
Market panic about the possible return of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is overdone. Voters will not want her sort of reign any time soon.
Donald Trump has made removing Nicolas Maduro from power one of his top foreign policy efforts. But regime change will not be straightforward.
Demonstrators take to the streets of Caracas again but it appears to be an impasse as they can't oust Nicolas Maduro, and the discredited president can't quell the protests.
Like past attempts to oust President Nicolás Maduro, the opposition seemed outmanoeuvred again.
Gunfire erupts on the streets of Caracas as soldiers face off against thousands of demonstrators battling tear gas to protest Nicolas Maduro's regime.
In a statement released late in the day, the European Union said it rejected any form of violence and would continue to push for "free and fair elections".
Alan Garcia, who led the country for a total of 10 years, was about to be arrested over a bribery investigation.
Mexico will help to regulate the flow of Central American migrants passing through its territory to the United States, Andres Manuel Lopez O...
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