Juan Guaidó
Juan Guaidó is a Venezuelan politician and engineer who gained international recognition as the interim president of Venezuela in early 2019, after declaring himself as such in opposition to Nicolás Maduro's government. He is a prominent figure in the Venezuelan opposition, advocating for democracy and human rights in a country facing a severe political and economic crisis. Guaidó has received support from several countries, including the United States, but has faced significant challenges within Venezuela, including a lack of control over state institutions and ongoing repression.
Born on Jul 28, 1983 (43 years old)
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Peru:
Juan Guaidó was the interim president of Venezuela before Dinorah Figuera was chosen to lead the Assembly.
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Colombia:
Juan Guaidó is referenced in the context of a suggestion for congress members to attend Barranquilla instead of Cali.
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Colombia:
Juan Guaidó is mentioned as the Colombian president in the context of the opposition.
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Uruguay:
Juan Guaidó is associated with the interim government that has been recognized by the United States.
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Colombia:
Juan Guaidó is noted as the opposition leader whom Hugo Carvajal supported after breaking ties with Nicolás Maduro.
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Panama:
Juan Guaidó was recognized as the interim president of Venezuela by Washington and its allies during the pandemic.
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Spain:
Juan Guaidó expressed hope that those in need of help would receive it soon.
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Guatemala:
Juan Guaidó was recognized by Donald Trump as the legitimate leader of Venezuela.
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Uruguay:
Juan Guaidó is referenced as a cautionary example for María Corina Machado.
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Dominican Republic:
Juan Guaidó led a failed opposition government project supported by Washington.
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