Guaidó in a sentence

But popular and political momentum behind Mr. Guaidó fizzled, and Mr. Guaidó fled to the United States last year.

Last January, National Guard forces in riot gear barred Guaidó from entering the National Assembly after some Maduro allies claimed they had replaced Guaidó as assembly president, although with a vote taken on a show of hands without a quorum.

When President Trump recognized Juan Guaidó, president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, as “the true and legitimate president of Venezuela” during the State of the Union address on Tuesday, Mr. Guaidó received two bipartisan standing ovations.

Guaidó emphasized that his government had investigated accusations of corruption in the company, ordered external audits, and held the management accountable.

Guaidó told the AP the U.S. government intervened after he was threatened with deportation after he crossed the border and intended to take a flight from Cucuta, a Colombian city near the border, to Bogota, the capital.

Hence, Guaidó's representative in the United States Carlos Vecchio announced on Jan.

Not even in a Narcos series was there such impudence,” stated Guaidó in a recent interview with Washington’s The Hill.

The Guaidó camp has faced accusations of collusion and malpractice regarding its handling of foreign assets.

In addition, Washington had failed to diplomatically isolate Venezuela by such stunts as recognizing the self-proclaimed “interim presidency” of Juan Guaidó.

Mr. Guaidó is now living in exile in Miami, presumably comfortably, but it is reasonable to assume that a similar investment arrangement remains a minimum concession for any Venezuelan opposition figure who hopes to win the favour of the Americans.

According to five people present at the march interviewed by The Associated Press on Saturday, about 200 armed civilians and government security forces confronted the marchers led by Guaidó.

According to Maduro, Silvercorp signed a contract with opposition leader Juan Guaidó, a politician seen by the US and many European countries as Venezuela’s legitimate leader.

And Guaidó himself led a public coup attempt in April 2019 that ultimately failed and set back his movement.

Bolton dedicates a substantial portion of the chapter to detailing the events of Guaidó’s April 30 coup attempt, still believing that they were so very close to achieving their goals that day.

Emboldened by Guaidó’s difficulties, Maduro is looking to reassert himself and repair his tarnished image in Washington, where he’s been roundly rejected as a dictator.

Guaidó and more than two dozen opposition parties recently announced they will boycott the congressional elections.

Guaidó had never run for the presidency of Venezuela and had never served as president.

Gustavo Linares Benzo, a lawyer who sits on Transparencia Venezuela as early as November 2018 that Guaidó should apply Article 233 of the Venezuelan Constitution to claim the Venezuelan presidency.

He brushed off a White House proposal in March that he and Mr. Guaidó step aside in favor of a transitional government.

It also includes Guaidó.